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In reply to the discussion: Southern California Storm (This is thread two) [View all]kwassa
(23,340 posts)32. Time to cross-country ski on the Angeles Crest Highway!
or at Mt. Pinos near Frazier Park.
Two outstanding experiences, because of the views out into the desert, the beauty of the pine forests, and the snow. I would love to do it again.
I did this in the early '90s. I remember that a 7-year California drought broke in March '94. Ski resorts that had already closed for the season re-opened. Looks like March is the magic month again, or so I hope.
We had been skiing for years at Mammoth Lakes on man-made snow, and then the winter of 94-95 had massive rain and snow, and then Mammoth had a 15 foot base of snow on the ground. The snow lasted so long that we all went up to Mammoth on the closing weekend, the 4th of July (though the snow was lousy by then).
Then I moved to the East Coast.
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The warnings for today's storm via ABC Doppler were worse than the ones for tomorrow.
stopbush
Feb 2014
#70
You're warmer that we are in Upstate NY, where it is currently 9 below zero with 18 mph winds, power
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#82
I'll be happy to get the rain here in Utah after California is done with it
Common Sense Party
Feb 2014
#31
In winter '66-'67 I was in San Luis Obispo and the downtown flooded when 10 inches fell in 12 hours
AnotherDreamWeaver
Feb 2014
#53
We had a nice rain yesterday in Northern California. Hope this storm brings needed rain, but not
lostincalifornia
Feb 2014
#36
Thanks. Looks like showers nothing heavy for San Jose or San Francisco, but one
lostincalifornia
Feb 2014
#41
That's a shitload of rain. I think it may be heading towards us here in Ohio
madinmaryland
Feb 2014
#40
True, punch number one will freeze the midwest by Saturday at the latest
nadinbrzezinski
Feb 2014
#79
One reporter in the evac area picked up a twig as an example of debris flows, lol
pinboy3niner
Feb 2014
#101
OOPS--you're right. They're not banned statewide, just in about 100 CA cities.
pinboy3niner
Mar 2014
#128
Yeah, my cat has learned that lesson too, going outside, but seems to think getting
Cleita
Mar 2014
#126