Posted on 01/18/2010 4:37:27 PM PST by Ernest_at_the_Beach
LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE, Calif. (AP) ―
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Authorities have ordered the evacuation of 64 homes in the Paradise Valley area of La Canada Flintridge. Another 42 homeowners were told to be ready to leave if necessary.
The neighborhood was scarred by last summer's massive wildfire and officials aren't taking chances as heavy rains continue to pound the area.
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I lived in La Crescenta during the 1977-78 rainstorms and landslides. Even the cemeteries disgorged their contents into people’s backyards.
bttt
Yep. They've all backed up into my garage and patio!!!!
But don't worry. The rains will stop. We're MAJOR backwashing the pool.
Oh man.......I forgot all about that one...
It's been raining here in Phoenix all day, I imagine we're going to be hit with what is hitting California today.
Found this...thanks for the ping.
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I thought it was something like on-line pharmacy spam...
Heavy surf at Seal Beach.
Gotta get out and see that.
This morning my friends flew down there for some of that warm LA and San Diego sunshine.
They’ve planned on a whole 2 week holiday.
Wow! And to think I was jealous.
This morning my friends flew down there for some of that warm LA and San Diego sunshine.
They’ve planned on a whole 2 week holiday.
Wow! And to think I was jealous.
Oh oh....well, they’ll get their sunshine. This won’t last THAT long...
Why?
Cuz they say it never rains in Southern Caleefornia....
Oh boy.
I’ll leave now. :)
This morning my friends flew down there for some of that warm LA and San Diego sunshine.
They’ve planned on a whole 2 week holiday.
Wow! And to think I was jealous.
Let’s see, where’s Pat Robertson blabbing about this being the wrath of god?
hahahahahahahahahahah
just like Haiti.
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Forecasters say the worst rainfall from a Southern California winter storm has passed after having caused several evacuations and cutting power to more than 60,000 people.
Most residents of the Los Angeles foothill communities who were told to leave their homes due to debris-flow fears amid heavy rains are being invited to return.
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