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State of emergency declared in Calif storm areas

post #1 of 8
1/22/10 at 1:08am
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State of emergency in Calif. storm areas - UPI.com

Latest storm brings tornado-like winds, floods roads and causes small mudslides in foothill communities [Updated] | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times

L.A.'s latest storm brings heavy flooding - latimes.com

How're you guys doing? Our area's been hit with several power outages as well as nonstop torrential downpour for the last week or so.
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post #2 of 8
1/22/10 at 1:33am
2 hrs worth of traffic on the 405 between SFV and the city. Not pretty, not pretty at all.
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post #3 of 8
1/22/10 at 6:42am
I can't even leave my apartment! The entire courtyard is flooded. Management has tried to remedy the problem but as soon as it rains, it floods all over again. Feels weird being trapped in your own place.
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post #4 of 8
1/22/10 at 12:01pm
My commute home is up the 405 from the LAX area to Santa Monica. For some reason its been totally clear every day this week, 70 mph the whole way. Nice! I think we need storms more often!
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post #5 of 8
1/23/10 at 3:01am
Hope everything/everyone is alright, I woke up this morning to a cyclone alert. Looks like we'll have a close shave with Cat. 2 Olga.

We've had some pretty decent rainfall from it, nothing compared to what will come.
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post #6 of 8
1/23/10 at 3:28am
When I woke up this morning I thought I had lake front property although not as severe as these images.
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post #7 of 8
1/23/10 at 3:28am
thankfully it's not that bad in san jose
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post #8 of 8
1/23/10 at 4:51am
Looks like Mother Nature is pissing all over us this year!

Mother Nature: "Get off my lawn, youse damn kids!"
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