Bad weather in L.A.
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Bad weather in L.A.
With all the news coverage about sub-zero weather back at home in the UK, it's easy to forget us poor citizens of Southern California and that we have our fair share of devastating weather also.
Check out the damage caused by a wild west coast storm which recently
passed through Los Angeles (photo attached.) It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted!!!
Check out the damage caused by a wild west coast storm which recently
passed through Los Angeles (photo attached.) It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted!!!
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Re: Bad weather in L.A.
Originally posted by crazi_daizi
With all the news coverage about sub-zero weather back at home in the UK, it's easy to forget us poor citizens of Southern California and that we have our fair share of devastating weather also.
With all the news coverage about sub-zero weather back at home in the UK, it's easy to forget us poor citizens of Southern California and that we have our fair share of devastating weather also.
My thoughts are with you all in this monsoon season.
Cheers,
David.
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We're getting your left over's here in AZ, just like we did last week when you guys had storms. Rain so far today though has lasted about 2 minutes.
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Originally posted by manc1976
I am sure the annual fires that left you all shitting you pants last summer will dry things out.
I am sure the annual fires that left you all shitting you pants last summer will dry things out.
#6
yeah, my wife and i are struggling in the low 80s here in Daytona!
sigh
how i long for good ole brit weather
sigh
how i long for good ole brit weather
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Originally posted by crazi_daizi
Sadly I missed out on them, was still in Blighty. I like it when it rains here, it seems to throw our neighbours into panic, mass shutting of soft top cars and trying to find the windscreen wipers in the car, also an appearance of ridiculosly overprices umberellas in every shop.
Sadly I missed out on them, was still in Blighty. I like it when it rains here, it seems to throw our neighbours into panic, mass shutting of soft top cars and trying to find the windscreen wipers in the car, also an appearance of ridiculosly overprices umberellas in every shop.
#8
Originally posted by Pimpbot
Its headline news here if it spits for 5 minutes in downtown Phoenix. lol Today its pissing down, but high 70s by the weekend and mid 80s next week.
Its headline news here if it spits for 5 minutes in downtown Phoenix. lol Today its pissing down, but high 70s by the weekend and mid 80s next week.
My sympathies are with you.... It must be hard having to put up with 80 degree temperatures at the beginning of march!!!
80's!?!?!?!?! If it hits 50 here at the minute everybody gets really excited and you see people walking around with t-shirts and shorts on!!
Oh yeah, everybody is really happy that the 2 foot of lake effect snow has nearly all melted now due to it being above freezing for more than four days!
Enjoy!
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Originally posted by CitySimon
My sympathies are with you.... It must be hard having to put up with 80 degree temperatures at the beginning of march!!!
My sympathies are with you.... It must be hard having to put up with 80 degree temperatures at the beginning of march!!!
#10
Originally posted by Pimpbot
We actually hit 80 once or twice in February also and 100 as late as october last year.
We actually hit 80 once or twice in February also and 100 as late as october last year.