Re: So. Cal reside

Squirrels Are Trash · ‎09-11-2022

Other than doggo boycotting outdoor bathrooming we are good in the South Bay. Glad everyone else is OK.

SoCal Bred · ‎05-04-2020

I live in the San Gabriel Valley area, we've had a downpour for 3 days but nothing damaging like mudslides, massive street floodings, fallen down trees or power outages (thank goodness) as one poster mentioned the news media hypes things up and only shows the areas badly hit with this atmospheric river storm. I hope everyone affected by this storm be safe and sound.

cheriere · ‎12-01-2023

I've been seeing a lot on the news about this weather too. Please stay safe and know that you're in our thoughts and prayers.😊💝💕

WORKING GAL · ‎11-15-2011

@Eleanor55- Hi neighbor! Although it is still partly sunny with clouds now increasing, it was nice to see the sun. Rain coming early this evening but nothing like we've experienced. The atmospheric river has moved East! Hopefully we won't have to worry about drought conditions this summer. Dallas Raines on KABC said yesterday that by the end of the month we'll see more rain. Moorpark is a nice area, my daughter graduated from Moorpark College and went on to graduate from CSUN. She loved Moorpark and changed her major and wound up with 3 degrees from there. I visited the campus and thought it was very nice. We're in Simi Valley since 1972 when there were groves of Orange trees and when you came down the 118 you could smell the orange blossoms. Not so much anymore. Stay safe.

Dom23 · ‎10-20-2023

I am in LA County as well. Yesterday I texted a family member if we get any more rain, I will need to borrow my uncle's kayak!!! Yes, today is windy and we are due for more rain tonight but I am grateful for the brief respite. The rain did soak in so we have some puddles but not too bad. Also, according to alot of people, One downside is alot of newly created potholes...

One Day At A Time....

Eleanor55 · ‎10-28-2018

@WORKING GAL - I actually saw blue sky today when I walked my dog. It was so nice to see although it didn't last long. By the way, I always giggle when I hear Dallas Raines's name; perfect for a meteorologist. I lived in Simi 1990-2004. My first house, which turned out to be my favorite. Memories. Here's hoping the ground is able to absorb all the rain we've had before more comes.