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Prayers for all our pals in Texas and Oklahoma for relief from the floods.
Rick
Strong winds today accompanied by showers. Should get better towards the end of the week.
Well, the El Nino, which is a record breaker, has started to produce the predicted deluge for Southern California. High winds, heavy rain and snow in the local mountains so far with the expected flooding, mudslides and stupid folks seeing if their car can ford that flooded area. No it can't!
I've notched about 3 inches in my coastal back yard since Monday and the heaviest rains come in February and March when these conditions occur. More of this is stacked up and coming in with predictions for another inch or so today. Lucky my home is on high ground with good drainage. So far just one leaky window seal that couldn't deal with horizontal rain driven by 40 knot gales. We even had a tornado warning in San Diego yesterday but it didn't touch down.
Start construction on the Ark.
Rick
Were on our seventh named storm of the winter and since I came back from the States in October it has done nothing but rain and flood. We certainly need the Ark first. 
wacky, cold one week and warm the next, with or without rain. We endured record highs over the holidays, and had some fairly severe flooding although not as bad as some midwest areas......more rain coming tonight but at least temperatures have stabilized for now. That is nuts to have a tornado warning in San Diego, just defies all logic.
wacky, cold one week and warm the next, with or without rain. We endured record highs over the holidays, and had some fairly severe flooding although not as bad as some midwest areas......more rain coming tonight but at least temperatures have stabilized for now. That is nuts to have a tornado warning in San Diego, just defies all logic.
Yeah. They put out a blast for folks to seek shelter and there is no shelter. The tv showed a bunch of govt. workers standing in an underground parking garage, which is the best we have. Bizarre scenario for us to have but I saw a vid of one up near Fresno. Cellars don't exist here.
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I'll give it a tickle for the spammers.
El Nino storms have been busy here. The big hurricane force gale last month took off a third of my roof shingles. I patched it myself with a bit of work. Yesterday another storm hit and took off another dozen shingles and my car's windshield glass that was hit by flying debris. I think a waterspout came ashore in one of the big thunderstorms and hit us. Crazy banging and crashing for a minute or two. Lucky no flooding since most of the heavy rain hit up North where they do need it for drought relief.
Off to the roof again today. This is getting old.
Rick
Today weather is normal.... 12C
It's been unseasonably warm here in the Chicago area.
Today is overcast and the temps are going to be in the low 50's (F).
Storms blowing thru later in the afternoon, but all in all nice weather for mid March!
el nino est mucho bitchus......... we will set an all time record high today (for March 15, ever) in Birmingham AL, 85 F
Sun shining in North Germany, but when it doesn't it is a chilly 4 degrees......but then I am out in the sticks.........
I live in Oregon, so it's pretty much 45 degrees and raining all the time... When I retire, I'm moving someplace warm ! Our weather up here is so bad, it gives us "seasonal affective disorder" or sad for short. Actually, the summers are great...It's just the other 9 months....
I live in Oregon, so it's pretty much 45 degrees and raining all the time... When I retire, I'm moving someplace warm ! Our weather up here is so bad, it gives us "seasonal affective disorder" or sad for short. Actually, the summers are great...It's just the other 9 months....
Well murfdog, if you can swing the COL, San Diego County can't be beat. We have a bit of everything except rain and cold. 
Mountains, desert, beach. Take your choice.
Yeah, San Diego, where it always seems to be room temperature, but way too many peeps...Probably gonna move to the desert..I like it hot and dry
murfdog wrote:I live in Oregon, so it's pretty much 45 degrees and raining all the time... When I retire, I'm moving someplace warm ! Our weather up here is so bad, it gives us "seasonal affective disorder" or sad for short. Actually, the summers are great...It's just the other 9 months....
Well murfdog, if you can swing the COL, San Diego County can't be beat. We have a bit of everything except rain and cold.
Mountains, desert, beach. Take your choice.
Yeah, San Diego, where it always seems to be room temperature, but way too many peeps...Probably gonna move to the desert..I like it hot and dry
RickB wrote:murfdog wrote:I live in Oregon, so it's pretty much 45 degrees and raining all the time... When I retire, I'm moving someplace warm ! Our weather up here is so bad, it gives us "seasonal affective disorder" or sad for short. Actually, the summers are great...It's just the other 9 months....
Well murfdog, if you can swing the COL, San Diego County can't be beat. We have a bit of everything except rain and cold.
Mountains, desert, beach. Take your choice.
We've got that aplenty. Maybe a bit more hot and dry than you want. No crowds there. http://www.desertusa.com/borrego/du_borregosprings.html
Still relatively pleasant temperature wise, but the winds are crazy...30-40mph with gusts up to 55mph!
Nearly ripped the car door out of my hand when I opened it.
72 degrees.....Sacramento has to be one of the best places to live in the US
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