Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
They on here chatting about this on the news like this is normal. This ain't never happened before.Calling it a "bomb cyclone" doesn't change the fact that these are frickin hurricanes, media sellouts.
California is currently being hit by multiple back-to-back hurricanes. This needs to be its own thread.
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They on here chatting about this on the news like this is normal. This ain't never happened before.Calling it a "bomb cyclone" doesn't change the fact that these are frickin hurricanes, media sellouts.
Hurricane?
In Jan?
In Jan?
They need to find a way to collect precipitation.
Dreamchaser
All Star
HELP!! 
I ain't never seen this much rain before. Its suppose to be raining until January 19th.
I ain't never seen this much rain before. Its suppose to be raining until January 19th.
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
Well now there's something you don't see every year.
Sauce Mane
Superstar
Wasn't California experiencing drought? Could these storms restore their water supplies and help the drought?
Good for drought?HELP!!
I ain't never seen this much rain before. Its suppose to be raining until January 19th.
Roger king
Superstar
I trust the federal government, FEMA and biden administration to spare no services in supporting California unlike trump who blamed california for their own wild fires during that period when alot of folks were losing their homes and livelihoods. I trust newsom and biden to handle this in a sensible and responsible way,
banning books and screaming woke every 2 seconds is easy actually governring during a weather event like this is real test of character and leadership ability
banning books and screaming woke every 2 seconds is easy actually governring during a weather event like this is real test of character and leadership ability
Word to Marlo.
This sound like one of those good problems especially with all the wildfires, lake mead and what not.
Minus the deaths and home losses, we needed this. This and the upcoming storm next week will have reservoirs back to capacity and will solve our drought problems. Luckily I live in an area of San Diego where the average elevation is over 500 feet and my home isn’t on a hill side or in danger of a mudslide.
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
After wildfire and drought, too much rain causes catastrophic mudslides. This is hurting way more than helping.
Good looking out. Not familiar with the topography of Cali but I would assume the extreme dryness and oversaturation would create mudslides.