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Hilary, wind, rain, swell?
- Thread starter b.r.
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I’m on a small hill so I don’t worry at all about street flooding but my backyard is walled in with only two ineffective drains. I had ankle deep water back there in the worst of this winters rains but it usually gets soaked up by my lawn in a couple hours. Only real concern is I have a couple windows that leaked a bit this past winter that I’m not 100% confident that I’ve fully resolved. I went out yesterday and touched up some caulk and ran some water through my gutters.
also have a leak in my garage along the easement wall of my neighbors yard. Need to pour a new footing that’s not in the current budget. That was manageable all winter so I’m not worried about that. It’s just some water on a cement floor. I have a barrier set up to keep it contained and it dries quick if I leave my door open for a day.
Other than that I restocked depleted water in my earthquake kit and charged all my batteries and filled my gas tank. I’m not too worried but it’s a good excuse to get all my emergency supplies in line just in case.
This will be the most over hyped weather “event” in my lifetime.
Most likely yes. But keep in mind the Lahaina fires were fueled by winds from a Hurricane that never even hit hawaii. I’m more concerned with angelenos inability to drive in rain and local emergency services not accustomed to dealing with this type of storm than I am of the storm itself.
Um, it has rained in so cal before. In fact we just had a pretty wet winter.
This storm will drop 0.5 in on LA. If that.
How was the water qual? Hope you don't get an ear infection. You didn't miss nuthin' up here.
My in-laws are preparing their car for evacuation.
On the coast, you're probably right. But in the mountains around the Inland Empire, or the desert, the flooding is gonna be really bad.
My cousin said the boarded up the windows at a cvs in La Jolla.My in-laws are preparing their car for evacuation.
My son’s college convocation was cancelled and they’re doing remote learning on monday.
Thinking of dying soon? You'll have plenty of time to pack in more hype for your top 3 events
"Hurricane Hype" is a term for a reason, at least on the east coast.
youd think with how many people were at ralphs yesterday it was covid all over again. people just throwing money away. so far light drizzle up here. waves were funish this a.m. in north oc. kinda walled tho.
should see the worst of it this afternoon?
should see the worst of it this afternoon?
