Proof of Global warming !!

[cactusjacks1]

South Orange County CA at 8:30 this morning.................

[Tavern Gnome]

Haha wow! I think I see a polar bear Jack!

[lifeiskaos]

jesus... it's been cold as hell here in pomona and it hailed pretty good last week but this is ridiculous.

[BimmerScreamer]

that's called cold it happens, haha

[graphikg]

Are you serious? That was south of the OC? Gees! I am in San Fernando Valley and two nights ago, there was a very scary storm with lots of wind and rain. It was almost like being in a hurricane.

[TexasTerp]

I think that's called global Cooling, we are technically going into the next Ice Age.....give or take 800 years.

[JasonC]

Haha, is this anywhere near where Mariano lives? If it was, he more then likely had a cow when he seen this.

[lifeiskaos]

nah this is south east of him

[mrsleeve]

You call that snow, shit I have like 52 inches here at my house. and we have only gotten about 5 inches since the 12th of Jan.

Graph: are you really scared of a little wind and rain??????

[shmutzigE30]

haha welcome to whats called snow

[SamE30e]

You guys must have closed down!!

I wish I lived where that much snow is a surprise!

[graphikg]

You call that snow, shit I have like 52 inches here at my house. and we have only gotten about 5 inches since the 12th of Jan.

Graph: are you really scared of a little wind and rain??????

HAHAHA no. I actually like it. But seeing the weather's attitude like this in SoCal is just very very unusual. Thats the reason I bring it up. The SoCal livers here can attest.

[e34john]

Man I had to use the 4x4 for the rain storm we just had! You must have been stuck inside the house.

[ethree]

The real question is, you guys got like a half inch of rain right? How many houses slide of the hills the were built upon?

[cactusjacks1]

The real question is, you guys got like a half inch of rain right? How many houses slide of the hills the were built upon?

Didn't lose homes to mud slides (like the Berkeley area did after their fires) but plenty of mud moving around in burn areas. Many of the residents in these areas were well prepared for the rain & subsequent runoff - lots of sand bags & berms.