For a proper pissant 3rd world shithole try San Francisco.
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CA storm this weekend
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"UCLA has recorded nearly 12 inches of rain in the last 24 hours, a 1 in 1000-year rainfall rainfall event for Westwood."
Wow, Colin. Didn't know they've been keeping rainfall records around Westwood for so long.
Just got home from Mammoth. Chains were required(unless you had 4WD with snow tires. I have 4WD but not snow tires), so we chained up early this morning. The snow had let up when we left, so easy drive to Big Pine and then SOLID, heavy rain from there all the way to Temecula. Light rain in San Diego when we arrived an hour ago. The drive was beautiful between Bishop and Lone Pine(as usual!).
How Sutro Baths is considered a landmark of historical significance is frankly beyond me.
So... people buttfucked and shot heroin here? OooooK.
FWIW not sure what control did this weekend, but while Caltrans R2 is AWD with snow tires or chains, caltrans just about always will wave you through just with AWD and won't check the tires, no need to chain up. Unless you plan on tailgating someone on 203 while going 60 mph. Then nothing can save you.
Very jealous, Mammoth in good conditions is about as good as it gets.
I know, I know.... We actually got out this morning from our condo right at Eagle Lodge with quite a bit of snow on the ground(pre-plow) without chains(4WD only), all the way through town and then about 2 miles down the highway when my wife got all paranoid and asked me to put the chains on. I put them on for about 10 miles and then pulled over and took them off once the snow/ice was minimal(waaaaay before Bishop). Better safe than sorry I guess....FWIW not sure what control did this weekend, but while Caltrans R2 is AWD with snow tires or chains, caltrans just about always will wave you through just with AWD and won't check the tires, no need to chain up. Unless you plan on tailgating someone on 203 while going 60 mph. Then nothing can save you.
Very jealous, Mammoth in good conditions is about as good as it gets.
There was no "enforcement" whatsoever.... Just Caltrans app info and the signs posted along the highway.
The Owens Valley in the winter is one of the wonders of the world.
Jsust got back from Woodland Hills. Barely made it alive. Good thing my work van has windshield wipers.
Going down swinging with the “9 inches of rain in a day isn’t newsworthy“ thing!
duffman gunna duff.
Speaking of La Conchita. Scored a few chocolate teepees this morning on a quick surf at LC beach break. Doing its best New Jersey impression.
You’re confusing the weather forecast with the media’s depiction of the forecast.
I'll be up there again too this Friday>Monday. Should be awesome after this storm.
Duuude, if you weren't there you'll never know what I know.How Sutro Baths is considered a landmark of historical significance is frankly beyond me.
So... people buttfucked and shot heroin here? OooooK.
Oops, I might have said too much.