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A West Coast storm breaks records as another storm threatens 70 million Americans in the eastern US

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Loulit01 said:
www.cnn.com

A West Coast storm breaks records as another storm threatens 70 million Americans in the eastern US | CNN

After the West Coast got walloped by record-setting rainfall and dangerous mudslides -- with more heavy rain in store Monday -- 70 million Americans in the eastern US are now also at risk for severe weather.
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Anyone out that way? How are you?
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I live in the California Central Valley and we are being drenched right now, but it is all good. We have been starved for water.
 
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Worst part of the Southern California portion of the storm is supposed to hit the Los Angeles Basin right now -- maybe somewhere, but not here.

Northern California is having the main impact of the current atmospheric river.
 
the rain for CA is good news? no?
 
mh if its still going on ill provide some radar snapshots
 
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Looks like right now theres just one front from south to northeast.
 
I saw more rain last night than I have seen in years, but it was much needed and all good. Some palm trees lost some branches but by and large everything looks like it's been hosed down / given a good washing :)
 
venice_ca said:
Worst part of the Southern California portion of the storm is supposed to hit the Los Angeles Basin right now -- maybe somewhere, but not here.

Northern California is having the main impact of the current atmospheric river.
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I’m looking out my window and it’s rainy but hardly a storm. Compared to normal weather In WA it’s quite weak
 
Raining here since about two hours ago. No downpour, but a nice steady rain. I forget how much I enjoy hearing rain on the roof.

Now back out in the rain again to schlepp to the local drug store.
 
Rain has died down a bit, but I drove out to Manhattan beach and north to Dockweiler. Pretty insane surf and part of the Vista Del Mar was flooded
 
Loulit01 said:
www.cnn.com

A West Coast storm breaks records as another storm threatens 70 million Americans in the eastern US | CNN

After the West Coast got walloped by record-setting rainfall and dangerous mudslides -- with more heavy rain in store Monday -- 70 million Americans in the eastern US are now also at risk for severe weather.
www.cnn.com www.cnn.com

Anyone out that way? How are you?
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We're in San Diego County... we're getting the very tail end of that monster. Light rain, probably no more than a half of an inch. Okay by me.
 
Northern Calif, Sierra foothills, we got hit with the worst storm in years over the weekend. 35-40 mph gusts, 8+ inches of rain in 48 hours. I had a lake in front of my house. However, overall damage locally to trees and property was minimal, and we need the danged rain so I'm not complaining.
 
DiAnna said:
Northern Calif, Sierra foothills, we got hit with the worst storm in years over the weekend. 35-40 mph gusts, 8+ inches of rain in 48 hours. I had a lake in front of my house. However, overall damage locally to trees and property was minimal, and we need the danged rain so I'm not complaining.
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They were calling it an "atmospheric river" last night during the FB broadcast.
 
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