Storm finally moves out of Southern California, Cold New Years ahead

To Kevin's debunkers, not all parts of SoCal get hit the same. It is a large area and some places get hit worse than others. Where I live in SoCal, we had strong wind and very heavy rain last night and into the morning hours, for about 7 hours. Then moderate to heavy rain for most of the day today. Since Friday, my area has received over 20 inches of rain. Late this afternoon, the cold front moved into my area and we received about 2 inches of snow. When the cold front moved in we had thunder and lightning to go with it. It didn't snow? Then what is that white, cold stuff that's all over the ground? Oh, and I did hear a news report about a water spout off of Dana Point, I believe it was. So, from my perspective, Kevin had it right on, again. Keep up the good work Kevin!

Its still raining though

Yep. STILL raining and no, LA did NOT get the wild ride that was promised last night.



exactly, as I was saying last night it was going to be a NON-event


It was non-EVENT, Kevin

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Its still raining though

Yep. STILL raining and no, LA did NOT get the wild ride that was promised last night.



exactly, as I was saying last night it was going to be a NON-event


It was non-EVENT, Kevin

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idk this past week was some event, when was the last time socali got this much rain?

Nice Job covering the STORM DESK, Kevin.

Yeah, y'all should leave poor Kev alone. He's been through most of the shit we all have been through and was banned for a LONG time and yet he still comes back to take our abuse- now that's true public service. You can tell he's a friendly people person.

All weathermen get it wrong- that's their job.

Why the fuck would you come to GLP for a weather update when all you have to do is look on yer puter under weather.

Why the fuck would you come to GLP for a weather update when all you have to do is look on yer puter under weather.

OMG..... People do not come to GLP for one single peice of info. They come here for lots of reasons. You are too funny.

What happened in California is scary if you're in the NE watching from afar Honestly I'm expecting 6 foot snowstorms and -40F temps in january. Certainly deeper cold than what we've seen in decades here. I hope the snow does blow out to sea but I'm not holding my breath. 50/50

I came here looking for a plane contrail ! Do you know where I can find one?

To Kevin's debunkers, not all parts of SoCal get hit the same. It is a large area and some places get hit worse than others. Where I live in SoCal, we had strong wind and very heavy rain last night and into the morning hours, for about 7 hours. Then moderate to heavy rain for most of the day today. Since Friday, my area has received over 20 inches of rain. Late this afternoon, the cold front moved into my area and we received about 2 inches of snow. When the cold front moved in we had thunder and lightning to go with it. It didn't snow? Then what is that white, cold stuff that's all over the ground? Oh, and I did hear a news report about a water spout off of Dana Point, I believe it was. So, from my perspective, Kevin had it right on, again. Keep up the good work Kevin!

What happened in California is scary if you're in the NE watching from afar Honestly I'm expecting 6 foot snowstorms and -40F temps in january. Certainly deeper cold than what we've seen in decades here. I hope the snow does blow out to sea but I'm not holding my breath. 50/50


THIS...

same concern. I have a really bad feeling about our East Coast winter this year....

What happened in California is scary if you're in the NE watching from afar Honestly I'm expecting 6 foot snowstorms and -40F temps in january. Certainly deeper cold than what we've seen in decades here. I hope the snow does blow out to sea but I'm not holding my breath. 50/50


THIS...

same concern. I have a really bad feeling about our East Coast winter this year....


Isn't Boston going to get hit over Christmas? A Nor Easter I think.

To Kevin's debunkers, not all parts of SoCal get hit the same. It is a large area and some places get hit worse than others. Where I live in SoCal, we had strong wind and very heavy rain last night and into the morning hours, for about 7 hours. Then moderate to heavy rain for most of the day today. Since Friday, my area has received over 20 inches of rain. Late this afternoon, the cold front moved into my area and we received about 2 inches of snow. When the cold front moved in we had thunder and lightning to go with it. It didn't snow? Then what is that white, cold stuff that's all over the ground? Oh, and I did hear a news report about a water spout off of Dana Point, I believe it was. So, from my perspective, Kevin had it right on, again. Keep up the good work Kevin!


what elevation are you at??? Well the Basin got very little rain today for the most part compared to the last six days. I don't know where you live in "SOCAL" but today was not "crazy" like predicted in previous threads.

To Kevin's debunkers, not all parts of SoCal get hit the same. It is a large area and some places get hit worse than others. Where I live in SoCal, we had strong wind and very heavy rain last night and into the morning hours, for about 7 hours. Then moderate to heavy rain for most of the day today. Since Friday, my area has received over 20 inches of rain. Late this afternoon, the cold front moved into my area and we received about 2 inches of snow. When the cold front moved in we had thunder and lightning to go with it. It didn't snow? Then what is that white, cold stuff that's all over the ground? Oh, and I did hear a news report about a water spout off of Dana Point, I believe it was. So, from my perspective, Kevin had it right on, again. Keep up the good work Kevin!


what elevation are you at??? Well the Basin got very little rain today for the most part compared to the last six days. I don't know where you live in "SOCAL" but today was not "crazy" like predicted in previous threads.




About 5800 feet. San Bernardino Mountains. We have had 28 inches of rain in December, most of that coming from this last set of storms which started last Friday. It has finally cleared out and I can see blue sky again.

I think EAT has a better prediction record than this guy

I love your stuff Kevin. You are usually pretty spot on. One thing though....when you are filming, lose the baseball cap! Doesn't match your suit.