Toto I don't think where in San Diego anymore

[=X=]

The weather here is crazy. tornadoes have reportedly hit Los Angeles the rain here in San Diego are tremendous and it is non stop raining. Winds are suppose to reach 80mph.

[daffy4u]

You know I feel your pain. My brother lives in a little harbor area of Huntington Beach, and yesterday a water spout picked up an SUV and flipped it over in front of a Starbucks. He says lots of boats are getting thrown into each other as well.

Stay in and stay dry.

[dreams]

I also feel the pain. Stay safe and stay in.

I'm in upper "Candafornia" and we are still getting rain. Almond trees are being lost as they continue to fall over. The ground is so saturated that it doesn't even take any wind for the trees to fall over. My brother has lost over 13 almond trees and still counting. Another owner lost so many in one section that he just tore the rest up and is going to cut them up for firewood and replant.

I'm still trying to lower the water level in my little section. I now have over 100 feet of pump hose connected to send the water some place else.

I wonder what it's going to be like when the rainy season starts?

[=X=]

Thanks the worst of the storm seems to be over. Yeah I guess the weather isn't as bad in SD as it is in both your neck of the woods. There is flooding here but nothing like Daffy's or your situation. I lived up north in a small town I do recall the nearby river overflowing and flooding half the city, floods can be a scary experience. I suppose seeing a SUV flipping over is not much more soothing

[kwjones]

Would that be the Russian River? Beautiful area.

I remember when I was stationed in Monterey ('97-'00) it turned into an island from all the flooding. Well, maybe not an island. Route 1, south of Carmel, was taken out in a mud/rock slide, 16 towards Salinas was flooded as well as Route 1 headed north out of Monterey. We were pretty isolated. Lots of us volunteered to fill sand bags.