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A massive "Atmospheric River" is set to dump nearly 10 feet, 3 metres of snow in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains and several inches of rain elsewhere in the state on Wednesday and Thursday, compounding the flood risk after earlier rainstorms blew through the state.
“The big one is rolling in late morning today, that’s for darn sure,” said meteorologist David Roth with the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
Police in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties ordered evacuations Tuesday from areas damaged by last year’s wildfires because of the risk heavy rain would trigger mud and debris flows on charred hillsides.
According to Reuters, significant road closures and travel delays were possible in the Los Angeles area given risks of flash flooding and rockslides, the NWS reported.
An earlier storm moved over Southern California on Tuesday, with about 2 inches of rain in parts of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties and up to 4.5 inches in the Santa Monica Mountains, the NWS reported.
The new storm brewing out at sea will probably bring areas north of Santa Barbara up to 3 inches (7.6 cm) of rain.
As much as seven feet of snow was possible over 6,000 feet (1,829 meters) in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
The weather is a boon for California’s farmers and ski areas, given most of the state is recovering from years of drought, according to the United States Drought Monitor.
The wild weather is the result of moisture-laden winds from the Pacific known as “atmospheric rivers.”
The first storm will reach the U.S. Midwest and Northeast on Thursday and Friday, gathering more moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
The second storm will hit the central and eastern United States through the weekend, forecasters said.
More than a month’s worth of rain could hit the Los Angeles area over 2 days, AccuWeather forecasts Following one round of rain and mountain snow on Tuesday, an even larger storm system will further raise the risk of flooding, mudslides and avalanches from Wednesday into Thursday.
Los Angeles received over 1.75 inches of rain on Monday and Tuesday, and San Diego picked up just over 0.55 of an inch of rain.
AccuWeather meteorologists are forecasting that the Los Angeles basin could receive 2-4 more inches of rain beginning Wednesday night and lasting into Thursday night, bringing the potential total up to 5 or more inches.
The average rainfall for that area in January is 3.12 inches.
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A massive "Atmospheric River" is set to dump nearly 10 feet, 3 metres of snow in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains and several inches of rain elsewhere in the state on Wednesday and Thursday, compounding the flood risk after earlier rainstorms blew through the state.
“The big one is rolling in late morning today, that’s for darn sure,” said meteorologist David Roth with the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
Police in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties ordered evacuations Tuesday from areas damaged by last year’s wildfires because of the risk heavy rain would trigger mud and debris flows on charred hillsides.
According to Reuters, significant road closures and travel delays were possible in the Los Angeles area given risks of flash flooding and rockslides, the NWS reported.
An earlier storm moved over Southern California on Tuesday, with about 2 inches of rain in parts of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties and up to 4.5 inches in the Santa Monica Mountains, the NWS reported.
The new storm brewing out at sea will probably bring areas north of Santa Barbara up to 3 inches (7.6 cm) of rain.
As much as seven feet of snow was possible over 6,000 feet (1,829 meters) in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
The weather is a boon for California’s farmers and ski areas, given most of the state is recovering from years of drought, according to the United States Drought Monitor.
The wild weather is the result of moisture-laden winds from the Pacific known as “atmospheric rivers.”
The first storm will reach the U.S. Midwest and Northeast on Thursday and Friday, gathering more moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
The second storm will hit the central and eastern United States through the weekend, forecasters said.
More than a month’s worth of rain could hit the Los Angeles area over 2 days, AccuWeather forecasts Following one round of rain and mountain snow on Tuesday, an even larger storm system will further raise the risk of flooding, mudslides and avalanches from Wednesday into Thursday.
Los Angeles received over 1.75 inches of rain on Monday and Tuesday, and San Diego picked up just over 0.55 of an inch of rain.
AccuWeather meteorologists are forecasting that the Los Angeles basin could receive 2-4 more inches of rain beginning Wednesday night and lasting into Thursday night, bringing the potential total up to 5 or more inches.
The average rainfall for that area in January is 3.12 inches.
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Are you getting these reports from Haarp? its always "is set" to happen stuff. like you said about greece? 10 ft of snow on that part of the earth a week or so ago ....is this just fodder or click bait
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ReplyDeleteidiot... it is "chemtrails" (LOL!!!)
Agreed
DeleteI live on the Northern California coast... and we are being fumigated with chemtrails... many are packing up and moving to where there are no chemtrails. Some think California will be nuked with directed energy weapons via agenda 21. Those asleep at the wheel and do not move out of the war zone will be vaporized like in paradise, CA. I wish this were a joke also, if do your research will awaken to this. Some times easier to just fall asleep, and die ignorant, like thousands do every day with consuming glyphosate foods, drinks, gmo's, medicinals, street drugs, vaccines, media tell-lie-visions etc.... Prayers for USA !!!
ReplyDeleteVery true
Delete100% accurate
DeleteWow...you guys need to do one Real Climate Research....Chemtrails ....are NIT a thing...what you are seeing are CCONTRAIKS..AND they habe been around since I was a kid...(born 1957)...I have seen them all my life...it is just jet exhaust ..the reason ..there js so much more of jt .is...THERE IS WAY MIRE AIR TRAFFIC.....NIW...as for CLIMATE CHANGE...WE DO NOT HABE CLIMATE CHANGE..WE HABE ....ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE...it is a scie tifix term....look it up...then...look up the year that the GREEN HOUSE FAS THEORY was discovered and understood . And. ...BLUE ICEAN EVENT.. AND methane hydrates and the East Siberian Shelf. Loss ohyto olankton...and ..."WHAT EXXON KNEW"...you can start with the Exxon article. That will warm you up ...ha!...
DeleteWow...you guys need to do one Real Climate Research....Chemtrails ....are NIT a thing...what you are seeing are CCONTRAIKS..AND they habe been around since I was a kid...(born 1957)...I have seen them all my life...it is just jet exhaust ..the reason ..there js so much more of jt .is...THERE IS WAY MIRE AIR TRAFFIC.....NIW...as for CLIMATE CHANGE...WE DO NOT HABE CLIMATE CHANGE..WE HABE ....ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE...it is a scie tifix term....look it up...then...look up the year that the GREEN HOUSE FAS THEORY was discovered and understood . And. ...BLUE ICEAN EVENT.. AND methane hydrates and the East Siberian Shelf. Loss ohyto olankton...and ..."WHAT EXXON KNEW"...you can start with the Exxon article. That will warm you up ...ha!...
Deleteyou and mis informed https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/?p=geographic&l=VIIRS_SNPP_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),MODIS_Aqua_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor(hidden),MODIS_Terra_CorrectedReflectance_TrueColor,Reference_Labels(hidden),Reference_Features(hidden),Coastlines&t=2019-01-16-T00%3A00%3A00Z&v=1.832802212638342,47.03870401999853,4.094390822582255,50.25518559858542
Deleteif you care to explain this amount of chemtrails yesterday. but not seen like this in any previous days for a month, you may change your poor opinion.
Theinitiate.... how does it feel to be a sheep?
DeleteOh shush, I predicted this last month at Southern California Weather Force
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Delete"The preliminary January 2019 forecast looks interesting with numerous very large storm systems expected throughout the month. This is when El Nino starts to really take hold."- http://www.southerncaliforniaweatherforce.com/2018/12/19/wet-pattern-to-develop-between-christmas-and-new-years-across-southern-california/
DeletePeople always focus on the effect, but miss the root cause. EASY answered, "It's all GLOBAL warming". Personally, I am sick and tired of the expedient ,and political correct answers.. And what the H' is the purpose of Chem Trails , anyway. NO politician will never answer a straight question. Every day, things are changing rapidly, and almost too quickly to measure. Earthquakes, wacky weather are all signs of signs .
ReplyDeleteChemtrails are to manipulate weather, decimate food crops and cull the population
ReplyDeleteGeoengineering watch.org
Delete....and there is no place to hide
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