California Storm Reports. (Oxnard, Orange, Thousand Oaks: closing, deal, park)

[fivefingers]

Wow, here we have a dry
, (“http://www.anyvibramfivefingers.com/vibram-shoes-c-68.html” - broken link) that is, it does not rain. Really looking forward to the rain

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Reason42

Maybe weather was invented, but definitely not climate change, glacial and interglacial cycles...

i was about to say something similar. I don't really care why the change or why one year is wetter or dryer as much as I care about it happening.

Nita

[steel7]

More trees then unsual are coming down. Some are a 100-200 yrs old.

Thats too bad but the rains will be over by tomorrow morning.

Rain is expected this sunday but nothing like we have had for the past few days.

The snow level is suppose to drop to 5000 feet later today. I was hoping it to drop to 2500 feet but not this time. It did snow last jan here but not much. The last decent snow fall (6") here was 11/04.

[nmnita]

for the person who just sent me the snotty message, I do have family in Calif and I own property there. Does that answer your question?

Nita

[Charles]

Originally Posted by fivefingers

Wow, here we have a dry
, that is, it does not rain. Really looking forward to the rain

That's great. Where the funk is "here"?

[Curmudgeon]

Originally Posted by nmnita

for the person who just sent me the snotty message, I do have family in Calif and I own property there. Does that answer your question?

Nita

Yeah, I get those remarks too. Never mind that we have five children and six grandchildren as well as a number of friends still in CA. Guess that's not enough to "authorize" our concern for what's happening. Not even being natives of CA and having worked for and retired from the state is ample justification. Forget that it's a major source of our income and we could be impacted by its fall from grace.

I don't let it worry me!

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Curmudgeon

Yeah, I get those remarks too. Never mind that we have five children and six grandchildren as well as a number of friends still in CA. Guess that's not enough to "authorize" our concern for what's happening. Not even being natives of CA and having worked for and retired from the state is ample justification. Forget that it's a major source of our income and we could be impacted by its fall from grace.

I don't let it worry me!

you are right as usual, but boy does it tick me off. If people don't like what we say they can hit ignore, but last I heard, this was a public forum. Amd ues. of course we have reason to be concerned and interested in everything that happens in Ca especially a disaster.

NIta

[.highnlite]

I figure, ya'll are here 'cause your'all's forum are so dead. I have family in Nevada, and I never think of them as reason to post on Nevada, and I have family in Georgia, North Carolina and Oklahoma, and I never post on those forums, never even look at them.

Clearing here, a sucker hole in the west.

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by .highnlite

Beats the heck out of 15 feet in Truckee! We used shovels to cut slots from the windows upward to the surface.

Truckee is one of the snowiest towns in the country outside of the Great Lakes.

[canibeyou]

Originally Posted by Charles

Free water = Free car wash; Now I won't have to wash my car for another six months.

Okay... that's just gross. Granted, I have some OCD cleaning issues.. but still, that's just gross.

So much rain and I'm getting ready to build an ark.