Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
#1Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 2:01pm
Sorry, we west coasters get a little excited over weather.
HAIL? Really?
#2Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 2:13pm
Be glad that it isn't the size of golf or softballs. Or is it? That happens in the midwest.
#2Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 3:06pm
And a tornado yesterday in Santa Barbara! WTF?!
The MIdwest called and thanked us for taking their weather.
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#3Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 3:44pm
We also get that kind of weather on the east coast too. We had a horrible wind storm in August that knocked down trees and power lines. I was without power for 2 1/2 days because I live in a low priority area, although the utility pole was completely down. And it was said that it was not a tornado, although it seemed like one.
My sister goes to school in Bakersfield, and she can't believe that they call school delays for fog.
#4Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 4:13pmMarianne, their weather rarely fluctuates, so it's a much bigger deal for them than us.
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#5Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 5:47pmI anticipated this weather when THE FIRST WIVES CLUB opened in San Diego and signaled the start of the Apocalypse. Maybe it's just a few months late.
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#6Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 6:14pm
I thought we had until 2012?
I'm just waiting for Pat Robertson to explain why it's all happening.
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#8Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/20/10 at 8:11pm
Honestly, this much water this fast makes things VERY unstable - especially in the burn areas. There's a serious danger of mudslides, and if there's an earthquake of even moderate strength, some people are going to be in a world of hurt.
We're not leaving the house during the heart of it all, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else, either, if it can be avoided.
Stay warm and dry!
#9Are you kidding me with this HAIL, Los Angeles?
Posted: 1/21/10 at 9:39pm
The hail is back! And it's strong against my window this time :)
On a serious note, think good thoughts for those who had to evacuate and especially to those who refused to!
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