Tornado warning issues

[troosvelt]

My mom and I always used to go to Disneyland in the rain because there were no lines. Only the diehards would brave the weather, and there were no little kids and/or mothers nipping at your heels with those damned strollers.

We went one day when it was showering -- enough to be slightly unpleasant, but not enough to shut down any of the rides -- and we walked onto everything.

Man, I miss being close enough to Anaheim to go to Disneyland on a whim.

I agree about the weather, got onto all the rides easily.

But it rained hard enough for them to close Jungle Cruise... due to too much water.

Also wish I lived that close.

Although depending on some business deals I may be forced to move to Laker territory next year (or given the standings is it Clipper territory now ?)

 

[GoGoGadget]

Although depending on some business deals I may be forced to move to Laker territory next year (or given the standings is it Clipper territory now ?)

Having grown up in LA, I can say with some authority that it will NEVER be Clipper territory. Clipper fans are shunned in the streets of Los Angeles.

Los Angeles would sooner be Kings territory than Clipper territory.

 

[Twix]

I was at Yahoo News and saw these pics:

These homes are about to fall down the cliff!

WOW.

Mudslide blocking streets.
You don't want to be in the middle of that!

Flood on a busy LA freeway.

 

[Twix]

Mudslide into someone's house.

The weather in LA.

 

[iheartBrad]

yikes thats a said state of affairs going down in SoCal

 

[slugking50]

heres a slideshow from people taking pics of the Tornados in th Sac area.

http://www.thekcrachannel.com/slideshow/news/4218338/detail.html?qs=;s=1;p=news;dm=ss;w=320

 

[Insomniacal Fan]

Oh come on, those a pictures from the movie "The Day After Tomorrow"