Here’s how much rain the atmospheric river has dumped on Southern California…so far

KTLA via Yahoo ^ | 11/16/25 | Will Conybeare

[Wuli]

I grew up in southern california - 1956-1968. Fall was typical for rains that flooded. This season it is not “climate change” just the seasonality of southern california wet and dry periods.

[Paladin2]

LOL, you are good with the data.

[Bringing the receipts....]

Thanks. I had no idea.

[VeniVidiVici]

More hyperbole.

It’s barely an atmospheric creek so far.

[CatOwner]

More eventual storage water for California to mismanage.

[Vision]

Despicable drama queens.

[SkyDancer]

And it’s heading to the PNW.

[9422WMR]

atmospheric dribble….

[bk1000]

Have they collected a single drop?

[Racketeer]

Hunga Tonga is still paying moisture dividends.

[Racketeer]

Hunga Tonga happened.

[AZJeep]

We need the water here in AZ!
So far CA has stolen almost all of our water.
Time to sue Gavin!

[ifinnegan]

Aka storm.

Typical storm.

[ifinnegan]

New scum said a few years ago that California would have to get used to being in a permanent state of drought forever.

It’s how they push their red green new deal.

[ifinnegan]

That’s ordinary.

[ifinnegan]

Yes. Totally normal.

This storm is not anything more than average.

[broken_clock]

Yesterday in Los Angeles was the day that the Drought Committee became the Flood Committee.

[Tunehead54]

This one was much better - it had birds in it! ;-)

[TigersEye]

I think that changes with Daylight Savings Time - Standard Time.

[Schatze]

major atmospheric river storm = leftest gibberish

You said it! It's made up by the eco-Nazis to scare people out of their cars.

[broken_clock]

I think that changes with Daylight Savings Time - Standard Time.

That seems an accurate assessment, and each committee drought or flood has the same maniacal urgency of “listen to to us we know what’s best for you, peasant!”