Massive rain coming to Southern California 20 inches | |
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Hillcrest User ID: 392015 United States 01/15/2010 11:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yesssss... here is another thread for more reading: Thread: Perfect storm Brewing.... (Page 3) out here in the L.A. area we are going to float away next week!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 Water always wins. :sun: |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 576799 United States 01/16/2010 12:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yesssss... here is another thread for more reading: Quoting: HillcrestThread: Perfect storm Brewing.... (Page 3) out here in the L.A. area we are going to float away next week!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 :hide: Get yer sailboat ready Cresty!!!!! |
Hillcrest User ID: 392015 United States 01/16/2010 12:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yesssss... here is another thread for more reading: Quoting: chalcedonyThread: Perfect storm Brewing.... (Page 3) out here in the L.A. area we are going to float away next week!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 Get yer sailboat ready Cresty!!!!! I am preparing!!!! thank you Water always wins. :sun: |
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ANNONYMOUS User ID: 825313 United States 01/16/2010 12:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I hope to hell you CAn's have taken the time to get FLOOD insurance. I've been out in LA during heavy storms but nothing like it indicates here and the extreme possibility of flooding in the valleys was high then. Storm sewers can't handle something the likes of which is outlined here. I would suggest that yall start sandbagging now. Just sayin................ |
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ANNONYMOUS User ID: 825313 United States 01/16/2010 12:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They are forecasting 5' (FEET) of snow in Flagstaff, AZ in two storms! Quoting: Hillcrestyikes! just wait til it moves through the midwest part of the U.S. in about 10 days from now... wow! Blizzard City! Yep Hill, the Midwest is going to get hit real hard too this time. Harkens back to the 70's type of pattern. Pfft snowed in for 5 days no real problem. |
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Hillcrest User ID: 392015 United States 01/16/2010 12:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They are forecasting 5' (FEET) of snow in Flagstaff, AZ in two storms! Quoting: ANNONYMOUS 825313yikes! just wait til it moves through the midwest part of the U.S. in about 10 days from now... wow! Blizzard City! Yep Hill, the Midwest is going to get hit real hard too this time. Harkens back to the 70's type of pattern. Pfft snowed in for 5 days no real problem. yessss I think we're talking storms that people will be talking about for years afterward... the "storm of Jan 2010" Water always wins. :sun: |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 550635 United States 01/16/2010 12:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This will destroy CA. Deserts cant even take an inch of rain yet along 20. Their budget is shot, no cash, getting ready to lay off 33,000 people. Maybe they can get Super Obama to declare some sort of emergency give everyone cleanup jobs for a month. |
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Hillcrest User ID: 392015 United States 01/16/2010 12:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | shades of the Winter 2004-2005 rainy season in California... that year clocked in at the most rain ever, since they started keeping records (give or take a tenth of an inch here and there)... memories... in January 2005 it was like God unzipped the skies and buckets rained down! but never 20 inches in one week like THIS forecast for next week... wow. Water always wins. :sun: |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 864457 United States 01/16/2010 01:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | California will be hit hard by an onslaught of major storms next week. This is a big deal, folks. Something we haven't seen the likes of in quite some time. Powerful ocean storms are going to play tag with tropical moisture all week long, and quite a bit of that moisture will be pumped into the West Coast. California will probably get the worst of it, but the storms will produce rain all the way to British Columbia. Along the California coast and all windward-facing slopes, rainfall totals could easily exceed a half foot by the end of the week. That means serious flooding is likely, and there is a high probability of destructive mudslides. Along the coast, storms will produce high winds and pounding waves that can cause significant damage to oceanside properties. |
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Hillcrest User ID: 392015 United States 01/16/2010 01:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They are forecasting 5' (FEET) of snow in Flagstaff, AZ in two storms! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 768896seriously? where did you hear that? this storm is going to be huge! This one seems to allude to at least 3 foot: Issued by The National Weather Service Flagstaff, AZ 10:20 am MST, Fri., Jan. 15, 2010 [link to www.weather.com] ... A SIGNIFICANT WINTER WEATHER PATTERN IS SET TO AFFECT MUCH OF ARIZONA NEXT WEEK... A MAJOR PATTERN CHANGE WILL DEVELOP OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC BY EARLY NEXT WEEK. THE PATTERN CHANGE IS DRIVEN BY EL NINO. THIS WILL ALLOW SEVERAL STRONG WINTER STORMS TO MOVE THROUGH NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ARIZONA... PRODUCING PERIODS OF HAZARDOUS WINTER WEATHER AND POSSIBLY SIGNIFICANT FLASH FLOODING. THE HIGHEST SNOWFALL TOTALS ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR ALONG THE MOGOLLON RIM FROM FLAGSTAFF TO FOREST LAKES... WITH LOWER SNOWFALL TOTALS TOWARD THE FOUR CORNERS REGION AND THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. THE FIRST STORM WILL ARRIVE BY MONDAY AFTERNOON WITH WIDESPREAD RAIN AND SNOW SPREADING FROM WEST TO EAST. SNOW LEVELS WILL START OUT AROUND 7000 FEET... DECREASING TO 5500 FEET BY TUESDAY MORNING. THE FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY SNOWFALL ESTIMATES FROM MONDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING: 2 TO 6 INCHES ... ... ... . 6000 TO 7000 FEET 6 TO 10 INCHES ... ... ... 7000 FEET AND ABOVE A SECOND COLDER STORM WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY NIGHT WITH SNOW LEVELS FORECAST TO RANGE FROM 5000 TO 6000 FEET. THE FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL ESTIMATES FROM TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING: 4 TO 10 INCHES ... ... ... 5500 TO 6500 FEET 8 TO 12 INCHES ... ... ... 6500 FEET AND ABOVE A THIRD AND EVEN STRONGER STORM WILL ARRIVE ON THURSDAY... LASTING THROUGH FRIDAY. THIS STORM MAY PRODUCE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF RAIN AND SNOW... ALONG WITH VERY STRONG WINDS. A SIGNIFICANT FLOODING THREAT IS POSSIBLE FOR LOCAL AREA RIVERS AND STREAMS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. VERY HEAVY SNOWFALL IN THE HIGHER ELEVATION AREAS MAY ALSO OCCUR. THIS STORM IS STILL ALMOST A WEEK AWAY... AND PATTERNS MAY CHANGE. STAY TUNED TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE... OR YOUR FAVORITE MEDIA SOURCE... FOR UPDATES CONCERNING THIS STORM. More Weather Alerts for Flagstaff, AZ Last Edited by Hillcrest on 01/16/2010 01:26 AM Water always wins. :sun: |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 768896 United States 01/16/2010 01:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They are forecasting 5' (FEET) of snow in Flagstaff, AZ in two storms! Quoting: Hillcrestseriously? where did you hear that? this storm is going to be huge! This one seems to allude to at least 3 foot: Issued by The National Weather Service Flagstaff, AZ 10:20 am MST, Fri., Jan. 15, 2010 [link to www.weather.com] ... A SIGNIFICANT WINTER WEATHER PATTERN IS SET TO AFFECT MUCH OF ARIZONA NEXT WEEK... A MAJOR PATTERN CHANGE WILL DEVELOP OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC BY EARLY NEXT WEEK. THE PATTERN CHANGE IS DRIVEN BY EL NINO. THIS WILL ALLOW SEVERAL STRONG WINTER STORMS TO MOVE THROUGH NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ARIZONA... PRODUCING PERIODS OF HAZARDOUS WINTER WEATHER AND POSSIBLY SIGNIFICANT FLASH FLOODING. THE HIGHEST SNOWFALL TOTALS ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR ALONG THE MOGOLLON RIM FROM FLAGSTAFF TO FOREST LAKES... WITH LOWER SNOWFALL TOTALS TOWARD THE FOUR CORNERS REGION AND THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. THE FIRST STORM WILL ARRIVE BY MONDAY AFTERNOON WITH WIDESPREAD RAIN AND SNOW SPREADING FROM WEST TO EAST. SNOW LEVELS WILL START OUT AROUND 7000 FEET... DECREASING TO 5500 FEET BY TUESDAY MORNING. THE FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY SNOWFALL ESTIMATES FROM MONDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING: 2 TO 6 INCHES ... ... ... . 6000 TO 7000 FEET 6 TO 10 INCHES ... ... ... 7000 FEET AND ABOVE A SECOND COLDER STORM WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY NIGHT WITH SNOW LEVELS FORECAST TO RANGE FROM 5000 TO 6000 FEET. THE FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL ESTIMATES FROM TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING: 4 TO 10 INCHES ... ... ... 5500 TO 6500 FEET 8 TO 12 INCHES ... ... ... 6500 FEET AND ABOVE A THIRD AND EVEN STRONGER STORM WILL ARRIVE ON THURSDAY... LASTING THROUGH FRIDAY. THIS STORM MAY PRODUCE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF RAIN AND SNOW... ALONG WITH VERY STRONG WINDS. A SIGNIFICANT FLOODING THREAT IS POSSIBLE FOR LOCAL AREA RIVERS AND STREAMS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. VERY HEAVY SNOWFALL IN THE HIGHER ELEVATION AREAS MAY ALSO OCCUR. THIS STORM IS STILL ALMOST A WEEK AWAY... AND PATTERNS MAY CHANGE. STAY TUNED TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE... OR YOUR FAVORITE MEDIA SOURCE... FOR UPDATES CONCERNING THIS STORM. More Weather Alerts for Flagstaff, AZ I am above 7000 ft. note to self....get supplies |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 862083 United States 01/16/2010 06:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | this needs a pin...storm after storm after storm is coming. some cities seeing a foot of rain! southern california cities are not made to deal with this amount of rain. I think theres going to be some major floods coming [link to www.accuweather.com] after Storm after Storm |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 862083 United States 01/16/2010 06:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | this needs a pin...storm after storm after storm is coming. some cities seeing a foot of rain! southern california cities are not made to deal with this amount of rain. I think theres going to be some major floods coming Quoting: Anonymous Coward 862083[link to www.accuweather.com] after Storm after Storm sorry, bad link. try this one [link to www.accuweather.com] |