April SoCal N'ssssssstuff

[Snowave]

Thunderstorm here!

opps... wrong place. Where's the WA Stormsss thread at?

I've been here a week, and had 2 thunderstorm days.

It was weird changing my weather bookmarks from all the socal links to WA ones. I have sneaked back and looked at the socal discussions a few times, however.

[2NAKLLR]

You mean the ol' LOX punt?

Make your own thread. I'd read it. Glad you're settling in. (Change your "Location")

[Snowave]

yeah.. quite different styles in the forecast discussions. They write books up here, and get pretty technical. Good reading.

Oh, and they have been spot on so far this past week.

Ok, I'll start a WA stormsss thread.

oh, thanks for the location reminder!

[Spirit Tree]

It was 80 degrees 30 minutes ago now its 67; someone turned on the wind machine( gusts @ 38).

[snowtrekker]

Looks like T'storm weather, with masses of dark clouds moving by. A cell may have passed just to my west an hour or so ago. Fortunately now radar's lighting up off the coast and the evening's last frames of Vis Sat are showing some good development.

[cheapski]

I'm not sure about this one. On the VIS this afternoon it looked like "glancing blow" to me. It sure was tropical out there though.

[Stephen]

Um, is it ever moving over here?

Edit: Oh goody, it's here.

[cheapski]

Its raining in Agoura Hills.

[FreshPow]

I was impressed with the timing call by the NWS. They said the heavy rain would arrive about 8PM, and low and behold, it started raining at my house around 7:45. Not bad....

[Snowave]

.30 at Big Pines? bleh!

We got over a half inch here overnight. My back yard is going to be stocked by Fish and Game this afternoon.

I get to have fun reading 3 different weather discoussions. My location (in south central Chelan County) is right on the edge of 3 different forecast/warning zones.

http://www.stormready.noaa.gov/stormmaps/wa-cwa.htm

OK, I'll start my own thread now.

[cheapski]

I was impressed with the timing call by the NWS. They said the heavy rain would arrive about 8PM, and low and behold, it started raining at my house around 7:45. Not bad....

What heavy rain??? It was definitely a glancing blow where I live.

[2NAKLLR]

I was impressed with the timing call by the NWS. They said the heavy rain would arrive about 8PM, and low and behold, it started raining at my house around 7:45. Not bad....

What heavy rain??? It was definitely a glancing blow where I live.

As forecast. You're N. Ppppppp :P

[snowdreamer]

It was pretty heavy from the 55/405 through to Corona last night. The roads were a bit treacherous; lots of
big rigs on the 91.

[Stephen]

Not bad. It was late, though, down here. They said coast at 8, and that was a day-of forecast, right, after thinking it might start around 11 a.m.? I'm 10-12 miles from coast and rain started after 10.

[RatherBeSkiing]

From the 44th floor looking towards Glendale, I see mountains, and above that a layer of white clouds with a really nasty looking layer of solid dark cloud.