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Got on board a westbound 747

Didn't think before deciding what to do

Ooh, that talk of opportunities

TV breaks and movies

Rang true

Sure rang true

 

Seems it never rains in southern California

Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before

It never rains in California

But girl don't they warn ya

It pours, man it pours

 

Out of work, I'm out of my head

Out of self respect, I'm out of bread

I'm underloved, I'm underfed, I wanna go home

It never rains in California

But girl don't they warn ya

It pours, man it pours

 

Will you tell the folks back home I nearly made it

Had offers but didn't know which one to take

Please don't tell 'em how you found me

Don't tell 'em how you found me

Gimme a break, give me a break

 

Seems it never rains in southern California

Seems I've often heard that kind of talk before

It never rains in California

But girl don't they warn ya

It pours, man it pours

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Have not been able to ride for almost a week..... first time in many years...

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Any of you CA brothers need to borrow my Chief Pontoons and Outriggers? Looks like we've sent our wet weather your way for a change.

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Hells Bells, Tornado Alley done moved to LA.

 

That's about the only natural disaster yall DID NOT have.

 

What's the world comin' to?

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Hells Bells, Tornado Alley done moved to LA.

 

That's about the only natural disaster yall DID NOT have.

 

What's the world comin' to?

 

... it was in Orange County, a little south of LA, Huntington Beach if I heard correctly.

 

But... it happens down here more than ya think.

A couple years back I posted pics of a train that was knocked off its track near my house from a twisted. It also got some cars and outbuildings but the train was pretty impressive for a SoCal twister.

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No twisters here, A shittload of rain, A little bit of thunder, And a couple tons of mud so far, News out of SB county is the mountain behind La Conchita is getting pretty saturated & they were getting ready to evac. all the houses below (by force if needed) for those who do not know, Part of the hill came down in 2005 & killed a few people & jacked-up some houses.

 

The worst part is I start on-call Tomm. :banghead: :banghead:

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I just drove 50 miles in the rain, all the mountains seemed to be taking it fairly well.

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We got a couple feet so far, supposed to get 10 to 20 total out of this group....!! Yikes. filled the ass cam today for the snow blower

 

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... it was in Orange County, a little south of LA, Huntington Beach if I heard correctly.

 

 

I didn't notice a thing........................:unsure:

 

 

I live 2 miles from the beach now and I think I'll have beach front property by tomorrow.

 

Tornados, Funnel clouds and hail all in one day.............This is SoCal I sware

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I just drove 50 miles in the rain, all the mountains seemed to be taking it fairly well.

 

 

Pete, where are you? Are you in California?

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Nah Hank, I was in Stokes County, NC-in the Appalachian Mountains. I was making a joke. It was raining like hell up there.

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The good news is that Lunchbox's bikes are the cleanest they've been in years.

 

Lot's of rain and landslides up here near me but that the least of my worries at this point.

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Pfffttt.. A wee bit 'o rain and an itty bitty tornado. Jes makes the ride more bracing! I did 'ave t' break out the chaps, but time t' git me moneys worth anyway! 'Course it slowed me down in the corners with the 4" of runnin' water sluicing across the street, but it's better than riding in the snow drifts like our brothers in the East! A wee bit noisy though wi' all the thunder and lightning crashin around me this marn though! All around... A GREAT day fer a ride! :booya:

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Cali Rain Photos for some reason

 

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Hells Bells, Tornado Alley done moved to LA.

 

That's about the only natural disaster yall DID NOT have.

 

What's the world comin' to?

California Tornado Quiz

 

  1. Which of the following states has had more verified tornadoes in the period January through June 1998: Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas or California? ANSWER: California.
  2. Which U.S. county had the most verified tornadoes in 1996? ANSWER: Fresno County, California.
  3. ___ T ___ F No region in California experiences tornado frequencies that rival those observed in the Great Plains. ANSWER: False. Portions of the southern Los Angeles Basin and portions of the Central Valley (central San Joaquin and "tornado alley" in the Sacramento Valley--corridor between Chico and Oroville) have tornado frequencies that equal or rival those in the Great Plains.
  4. ___ T ___ F Tornadoes are rare in California. ANSWER: False. One of the most erroneous preconceived notions about California weather and climate that refuses to die, despite overwhelming contradictory evidence.
  5. ___ T ___ F Tornadoes in California, unlike their Great Plains' cousins, are always weak and short-lived. ANSWER: False. In California, as in the Great Plains, the most frequent tornado to occur is the F0 (weak) . However, F1 (moderate) tornadoes are almost as frequent. Some California tonadoes have path lengths as long as three miles or more. It is true that F2 (strong) tornadoes are much rarer in California than in the Great Plains. F4 and F5 damage producing tornadoes have never been observed in California.

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That storm front has finally made it to the East Coast but it's nowhere as intense. It's just down to a sprinkle now. (At least in my area.)

 

 

 

 

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