Been hearing lots of news of mud & flooding in much of SOCAL, into Arizona and Nevada, and hoping that members in those areas are making it OK and are able to enjoy Christmas in their homes.
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Been hearing lots of news of mud & flooding in much of SOCAL, into Arizona and Nevada, and hoping that members in those areas are making it OK and are able to enjoy Christmas in their homes.
i think this is in oregon >.
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Hoss, that picture was in our KC Star yesterday saying it was Highland, CA which is due east of Burbank on the fringes of the metro.Quote:
Originally Posted by HOSS429
Hope he gets that 65 mustang dried out.
kurt
Yeah, that picture is one reason I posted - the guy is standing on silt that is above the bottom of the windows on his house about doorknob level. Looks like the Mustang floated up before the silt set up.Quote:
Originally Posted by vara4
Bad deal, makes are 8" of snow quite insignificant.....
This is from the Weather Channel :
http://www.weather.com/outlook/video...l-of-mud-19137
The first part of the clip is a restored 'A', then a '50's Chevy p/u
We usually have a bunch of snow by now, but my front lawn - still green with only 2 -3 dustings so far!! Syracuse 140 miles West has about 7 FEET of snow on the ground.
My area - it WILL suffer before winter is done though:CRY:
The mountains got 17 feet of snow in two days. We got 7" of rain at my house. Merry Christmas. Poor Santa :LOL:
Ken
Thats a horrible thing to go through at any time,,even worse at Christmas ...A shocking way to finish the year,,our prayers go out to all those who have been affected by the weather you are getting..and I hope no one on here has lost anything/too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by IC2
Heck People how sad to have that happen on any time of year let alone Christmas. My prayers will go out to those who have been caught out with that weather.
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Its not been bad in Norcal yet, but if continues it will be, they have 18 ft in the mountains now, its still early in the year, they`ve already opened up a lot of the gates on the reservoirs in anticipation of the rain before it even started.
Well my area just had another ho-hum snow 'event'. The Weather Channel and the locals all predicted a huge dump here. Well we didn't get it. Maybe 6" which in past years would have been a snow squall. Some areas South of here did get a bunch, but the only bad part of ours is the wind. After I finally got the tractor going (summer blend diesel fuel:o) it took about 20 minutes to do the drive.
Oh well - off to 'fuss' with a couple of things on my car
Dave we understand today you are getting hammered by storms...?
Not sure how bad Dave caught it, but, over my way (So.eastern Mass) we caught it pretty good. It snowed, then rained, now frozen! 15 degrees right now.:CRY: If you didn't clear the mess yesterday, then it's just a block of ice now!:eek: We only had 6 or 8 inches but the town just north of us got 18 inches!Quote:
Originally Posted by 406Rich
I'm glad I cleaned off the daily driver as there's no way you'd be opening those doors today! My 1970 Cub Cadet w\plow dug me out once again! My wife freaks out if I pick up a snow shovel since the heart attack 2 years ago....:(
Everything that was really bad from this storm hit South and East of my part of Upstate NY. My daughter and her family are headed back to New Jersey where they have a couple of feet in their driveway - which is the same thing that happened to them last year. The local shopping centers do have some pretty big piles of snow, but nothing worse then normal for the end of Dec. Then there was that storm a couple years ago - we had over 3 feet, and that one actually slowed my tractor to a slow snails pace. The fun thing with lots of snow - it gives me a chance to play with my DD, an F350 4x4:LOL::LOL: