SoCal storms -- "strongest in recent memory"

Time to batten down the hatches in SoCal...

http://la.metblogs.com/2010/01/15/weather-report/#more-38681

In short, the next 2-3 weeks (at least) are likely to be more active across California than any other 2-3 week period in recent memory. The potential exists for a dangerous flood scenario to arise at some point during this interval, especially with the possibility of a heavy rain-on-snow event during late week 2. In some parts of Southern California, a whole season’s worth of rain could fall over the course of 5-10 days. This is likely to be a rather memorable event.

 

That's because California sold its soul to the devil to become part of the U.S.

 

Nicely executed.

 

For us in flyover country, that means a west-to-east flow and little likelihood of another ARCTIC BLAST.

Sucks for the Southland, though.

 

One of the few things I don't miss about SoCal life: Wall-to-wall rain in January and February.

 

Somebody just woke Pat Robertson up and he doesn't know why.