Historic storm batters Southern California, bringing record rainfall, floods, blizzard warnings

Millions of Southern Californians are under a flood warning as a historic storm batters Southern California on Friday, bringing record rainfall, gusty winds and blizzard warnings.
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[@SD-co9xe]

The snow on the foothills is beautiful.

[@williamgrissom9022]

Central Valley farmers should take all the water they can from the canals and flood their fields to recharge the groundwater. It doesn't hurt the fruit trees, and definitely not idle fields. No water restrictions this time, so don't let it just run into the ocean. In olden days, the whole Central Valley would fill with water in early Spring, like a lake.

[@justme-dm7sb]

They could be using simple containments for water storage. I can't believe these people. They won't even put out 55 gallon drums to fill for personal gardens. Which, at the price of food, they are going to need simply to survive. Unbelievable.....

[@drewzilla4800]

You sir, understand what supposed environmentalists don't.

[@warzshadow9701]

California needs more of this. Might help with their constant drought. I hope California has reservoirs to save all this water.

[@drewzilla4800]

cALIFORNIA HAS DEMORATS. They do not understand water storage or the environment....

[@db-rc5fr]

Nope. Water is running right into the Pacific Ocean.

[@KONEIL1775]

They did decommission a couple reservoirs during this drought.. Only in California!

[@loborob5853]

A week from now they will be complaining about the water shortage due to climate change.

[@brianwade879]

You can read up about such, if you care to learn the facts about it.

[@kathybray2838]

I remember a similar storm around 1952, I think. Dad drove us down to San Bernardino,from Running Springs, to see a movie. It was snowing too hard to get home so we stayed with his Uncle & Aunt. When we got home the next day, we could not get into our front door because it was buried in snow. We had to get into our house by digging DOWN to the second story bedroom window. That week or two, we had fun by tobogganing off our roof, because there was no dip to the driveway. We had a 10 person toboggan! 😊our roads were too narrow to plow back then and I have pictures of Dad and our neighbor digging out our whole street, as well as the driveway. He used the toboggan to walk to town for groceries and to fill the propane tanks and hike back to Luring Pines pulling it. About a 1/2 mile up hill.

[@TJ-id6ee]

Wow that's a cool story!

[@cherylcalabrese200]

Sounds like a magical experience.

[@talker51292]

your dad sounds like a G

[@jsshay01]

In the good old days! Sounds like when I was young, in the early 1960’s. We’d go to Mt. Baldy and slide down on inner tubes or even cardboard. Such fun!

[@100hooker]

Good times good memories 😊

[@EvoSGooD]

We need this to continue for a few more weeks to recover for years of drought.

[@jimijefferson82]

Mark my words, the story will change back to drought in a few months.

[@q45ij54q]

All this will do is result in a boom in grassy growth in the spring which will increase the risk of wild fires this summer.

[@jimijefferson82]

@Joe Mama SD is a desert, I hope it changes into a rain forest.

[@jimijefferson82]

@@darrylbunch6929 I am only saying that because Newsome doesn't like solutions, see current homeless #'s compared to when he started "helping". Get a hug if you need one and remember SD is a desert, and its rains and snows in deserts too.

[@jimijefferson82]

@@q45ij54q That is how the planet has worked since the beginning of time.

[@claypartridge7553]

From So Fla, best wishes along with prayers for family and friends and all So Cal citizens well being. Please assist those in need.

[@AmyB1961]

Ok Dad.

[@yourhuckleberry6757]

Seems it never rains in Southern California.... it pours man it pours

[@TA-ib3dv]

Query true I remember on year it rained so hard for days and days every mud slides houses just destroyed, I can’t reimburse I think we had the North Ridge Earthquake that year.

[@charkswitlazers]

This isn’t a pour. This is BS. A heavy sprinkle at times.

[@anthonyprincipe1423]

@@charkswitlazers dude you're cult is exposed.

[@simply-tom]

It’s funny. At my workplace when we’re all getting ready to go home, no one wanted to come out and go to their cars because of the rain coming down. I’m like, “you guys have got to be kidding me right? It’s only water. And it’s not even pouring!” *sigh*, hey its Friday night and my weekends starting. I’m outta here lol.

[@AmyB1961]

Where I live we don't even say it's raining unless you get immediately soaked stepping outside.

[@rrrrrrtt1]

Rick, I've been watching you since I was a kid in L.A. Glad you're still there. Sorry about the storms!

[@jillianfisher412]

New Zealand has been experiencing the same sort of weather,a lot of damage and lives lost during cyclone Gabrielle

[@lilblackduc7312]

Ice crystals high in the atmosphere from the eruption of Hunga Tonga are still affecting weather south of earth's equator.

[@r.pres.4121]

Are the higher elevations in the mountains getting heavy snow?

[@wikilee8928]

Behind this miserable weather I see water, life giving water. I live in a desert community, and it is almost wiped out because of the drought. There was a big rainy storm last month, and this one is even bigger. Thank God!

[@wikilee8928]

@gevorggrigoryan552 God bless you, my friend.

[@southernload5710]

Wisdom

[@michaelart4878]

🙌ALLELUIA🙌 A-men' 🌿

[@TA-ib3dv]

Sadly It just runs out to the ocean. CA spends no money on capturing the water just the old ravines

[@wikilee8928]

@@TA-ib3dv Some of the water will leak into the water table under our feet. We in the desert area receive a small portion of water from Colorado River aqueduct. We get our water mostly from digging wells. Digging wells is becoming deeper and harder. With this rain can get more water now. The city of Los Angeles needs to come up with plans to preserve rainwater, which I am not an expert on. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@nikogolagat7315]

It would be smart if California save that rainwater.

[@colinchampollion4420]

Yeah right ~They just let it go away to the ocean ○ then they complain there is a DROUGHT

[@jamesmcintyre4243]

That won't fit the wE'rE iN a DrOuGhT narrative then.

[@MN12warbird]

Lol you need soil like the midwest to absorb all the extra water for spring. A desert wont hold that moisture in

[@db-rc5fr]

Build more reservoirs

[@SegoMan]

Gotta save hose smelt man...

[@r.pres.4121]

Southern California and even the Baja Peninsula are Mediterranean environments where extremes in climate and weather patterns are commonplace. It is either too dry or too wet in these type of regions.

[@dcpc5980]

We had an almost identical weather pattern February 2019. Actually, looking back at rainfall records, this is normal. We don't get it every year but when we do it's a lot.

[@rickrictimeishort7278]

prepare for the 120 heat wave

[@donnavorce8856]

1968 we had literally 40 days of wet weather there.

[@angrymadden9252]

This is just fear mongering to get people to believe normal weather isn’t normal so they can push Climate Change, I think it’s real, but blown out of proportion

[@lizlewis5953]

@@rickrictimeishort7278 I was thinking the same!

[@rickrictimeishort7278]

@@angrymadden9252 you will need supplemental oxygen in 5 years to breath

[@JG-mt3rp]

I hope that lady made it home. Her comment made me shudder to remember that LA traffic.

[@TstanDa-Man]

They should be celebrating in this snow for all the water that is being dumped on them. They have been in one of the biggest droughts. They need this water badly

[@jimijefferson82]

That would be against the new normal, complain and blame climate change for everything narrative.

[@r.pres.4121]

Yeah but not all at once like this storm system. Floods and mudslides are going to occur.

[@mikesweney2404]

This summer will Socal complain about the "Drought"? What about all this water, will the dams be full or will the State Supervisors let all the water run out to the sea?

[@henrywashington3732]

They need to save the Delta smelt fish, it's on the endangered species list. So they allow our water to run back into the ocean.

[@sgtsims512]

@@henrywashington3732 A fish over people. What?

[@martinmackye9865]

​@@henrywashington3732 🤣🤣🤣delta smelt fish🤣🤣🤣

[@lilblackduc7312]

..They'll flush it into the Pacific, so the C(lie)mate Change Cult's religious dogma can continue...

[@nunya___]

@@sgtsims512 _People_ use very little water compared to farming/landscaping.

[@henrywashington3732]

I live in SoCal and I'm a local truck driver for Target. However I volunteered to come out and help here in sunny Florida. for a month. It was 83 degrees in Miami the other day😗

[@lilblackduc7312]

Seriously, God bless the Truck Drivers. 😇

[@476233]

Thank you. I live in Florida and this is an unusually warm and dry month. It’s usually at night 40s/50s-70s in north Florida and 50s-60s/70s in south Florida this time of year. The whole state has been around 60-90 the past two weeks and no rain. It usually rains about once a week with the passing cold fronts. The pollen is horrible now. Y’all stay safe there in California- this storm looks severe.

[@yozangesday95]

How do you pronounce SoCal? Like so ka? 😊

[@brianwade879]

I shop weekly at a Target store in the Midwest, so stay safe all Target and other store and places truckers. Without truckers shelves go empty. I support truckers !

[@brianwade879]

​@@lilblackduc7312 Absolutely !

[@bobbydaoust5727]

Wonder if Tesla owners are going to have put thier cars in rice after this.

[@MisterkuiiperG]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@G0PN1KB0T]

This!!!! It's the comment I've been waiting for.

[@CrystalFreqShow]

I just want to say thank YOU to the California residents in these COMMENTS ❤🙌❤ Shows how POSITIVE everyone is out there in Sunny ☀️ SoCal! People are so sweet & loving & encouraging!… unlike the news reporters which are ONLY focused on the NEGATIVE! 😒

[@presouz5]

Two years ago, it rained almost 7 inches in 24 hours in my house at Southern California valley area. No one ever said watch for a flood then.

[@AmyB1961]

2018 it rained 12 in. over 24 hrs and our highway collapsed out past my house. Slid down the hillside.

[@brianwade879]

They should have !

[@gamingtonight1526]

This is more about poor infrastructure than the actual storm!

[@r.pres.4121]

This is also about being too dependent on automobiles and sprawling out all over the damned place even up into the mountains.

[@lindaeasley5606]

The lady shocked at pea sized hail falling 😂 I live in Texas and during the spring Thunderstorm/ tornado season it's not uncommon to see golf ball sized hail or sometimes baseball sized

[@conradnelson5283]

My brother lives in Moore Oklahoma. He had his roof demolished by softball sized hail. Two months later, he had his roof demolished by softball sized hail. That doesn’t happen very often but it does happen.

[@Winterascent]

Southern California people are easily shocked and constantly creating drama, for the social media.

[@MN12warbird]

Up here in upper midwest well get hail from small to large

[@kelloggs19]

I live in LA. These reporters are being dramatic. They had people chatting about this storm days prior, it’s silly.

[@AmyB1961]

@@kelloggs19 They have to do that. Helps the narrative.

[@alteshaus5627]

Imagine to drive an electric vehicle with this weather conditions...

[@TheDaexiled1]

The amount of flowers that will bloom in late March/Early April in the area will be fantastic and the deserts and mountains will see more greenery than ever seen in decades. Hope I get a run out that way when it happens

[@califreedume]

I'm loving it!!!! 🌨💞🌧

[@leosolis5846]

The harsher the winter the prettier the summer

[@brianwade879]

Very mild winter in Chicago this year !

[@susanmctavish6639]

What is the deal with the media saying "historic" every single day for the last 2 years or so?🤣

[@lilblackduc7312]

Tabloid Journalism.

[@AmyB1961]

@@lilblackduc7312 Exactly. "It's happening!"

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@AmyB1961 It's really embarrassing, what Mass Media has mutated into. I take it personally because I was a Radio & Electronics enthusiast since the 1960s, loving real, Responsible Journalism and Reporting made possible by the 'miracle' of broadcasting.

[@katwashere194]

Y’all need to learn how to drive in flash flooding….by NOT driving in it. Jeez

[@MakeAmericaPlumpAgain]

They put the chains in the back tires but the car is FWD I thought they were supposed to go on the e wheels that get power

[@hectors.sanchez23]

My Prayer to Californians, especially my Aunt Rosa and her family my cousins.

[@fredgarcia7536]

So happy the rain is a blessing California needs the rain I pray it rains for another week 👍

[@theunfadeable60]

Most of his water is going to run right into the ocean. Our leaders are too stupid to build more reservoirs.

[@colinchampollion4420]

​. Very well ~ I just commented that as well

[@triciacherise8084]

I cant stand the tone of the news. I just dont want to hear ANYTHING. Its always bad news and always exaggerated. All this rain is a blessing. We need the water. If its a problem then stay home

[@G0PN1KB0T]

It's barely been a steady drizzle where I live in Southern california all night. Some wind around 10pm-2am.

[@stephaniehammett5050]

The writers really had fun with this one lol. Lots of alliteration

[@t.wrecks1976]

Deluge…love that word!

[@AmyB1961]

@@t.wrecks1976 So dangerous.

[@eltanoster]

Great… with all this water we will be out of the drought. They will be storing water for years to come and the price of water will go down.. And then I woke up!!!

[@nevergiveup9900]

Stay HOME. Put popcorn in microwave and relax. Watch KTLA news...

[@rosaspanjol673]

Wicked weather!… how dare you call it wicked!… it’s a blessing,it means life,we all need it to survive !

[@teenmomAT14toRN]

We are so spoiled in Cali. We don't know up from down, no one is driving properly and most were not prepared with the proper clothing. I feel so bad for the unhoused that are outside.

[@chupacabra1765]

That's not unique, Up here in BC Canada, the first snowfall turns our drivers into idiots crashing into each other and getting stuck in the middle of the road and we have several snow falls a year to remind us, but that gets forgotten after summer, Hell, after our 8 week dry spells in the summer sends our drivers off the road and into each other when it rains again. People behind steering wheels have short memories.

[@lokalolatigra]

I was going to mention the houseless folks..then I came across your comment. I do hope they find proper shelter and compassion in their times of need.

[@wintersonnets1311]

clean up it might get colder in the long run

[@jazminsanchez8046]

Some people are wearing shorts and chanclas on 42 weather lol only in SoCal 🤣🤪

[@Wolfcamp555]

​@@jazminsanchez8046 lol, not.only in California. 42 isnt cold at all.

[@frankblangeard8865]

6:24 Big Bear got more than 100 inches of fresh powder. Then they go to Shelby in Big Bear and we see that the snow is a few inches deep.

[@kathybray2838]

May God bless and help the poor people of East Palestine, OH! 😢😢😢😢 No, they can’t use snow now or the water there! It it terrible, what’s happened to them! Heart rending 😢😢😢😢

[@preservativetalkradio]

40 years ago.... 1983... same thing happened. L.A. convention center lost lots of its roof to a tornado, flooding, etc. Had seaweed on the street in front of my apartment, a block and a half up from Ocean Beach.

[@merriemisfit8406]

Near the end of August that summer, my family was driving from Winnemucca to Mojave (yeah, don't tell me we didn't know how to have fun!), and out in the Nevada desert Walker Lake was lapping waves against the east edge of the road (Route 95), and down around the south end the lake was spread out for acres and acres on the other side of the road. It was like driving on a levee. That's a lot of Sierra Nevada runoff!

[@brotherhood92PA]

If you lived in Phoenix like me omg it was the best weather ever. I was at the park enjoying the nice breeze.

[@AlexEs63]

Oh good, more needed water wasted. Thanks, Gavin !

[@apljaxz7784]

Since when is snow normal in SoCal?? I'm sitting in the desert with a blizzard of snow surrounding me.

[@lindaeasley5606]

It's not typical but from time to time snow will come down . Especially in the higher elevations

[@kathybray2838]

This is so much like storms that were quite common when our family was young and growing up in Running Springs during the 1940’s through the 1980’s. We even tobogganed off our roof now and then in the 1950’s and built an igloo in our driveway. No news like this coverage to scare people or give good warnings to drivers of the dangers. We just got out the games and candles and camp stove for cooking and lots of wood drying in the hall for the huge fireplace. Lots of Monopoly, Chess and jigsaw puzzles! Ice from the roof for drinks and snow ice cream.

[@sw8741]

Totally agree!

[@coolroy4300]

And on the other hand I live on the East coast and we've had the mildest winter ever because of warm air coming up from the gulf which is cool with me .

[@Teresa-tm7lw]

Yeah those were the great times when you had Presidents that loved their nation and didn't allow illegal aliens to invade this great nation to give them the opportunity to destroy this great nation Just as their nations are third world destroyed countries

[@eva5601]

What, no video games?

[@natasarayadai]

There's nothing wrong with your nostalgia, but modern day Chemtrail snow cones aren't desirable.

[@randallr.p.mcmurphy863]

If the state says we're still in a drought, it's clear they are full of BS. We were blasted in December and January. The snowpack is so high, it may not melt off through the summer at some elevations. Let's hope this pattern continues for a few more years. Our central valley farmers have needed this for so long. What a blessing!

[@lilblackduc7312]

They'll flush it into the Pacific soon, so they can cry "Drought" again in no time...California loves that Federal Disaster money. 🤑

[@onlylettersand0to9]

If you knew what you were talking about, you'd know that the drought won't be over until the underground water reservoirs have been replenished. Also, you'd know that it takes time for that to happen--a rapid flood may look impressive but it doesn't mean much if it doesn't get absorbed deep into the ground. Alas, you don't know what you're talking about and you just scream "full of BS" at things you haven't even tried to understand.

[@sitka49]

Right, if this doesn't alleviate water issues, nothing will.

[@sitka49]

@@onlylettersand0to9 It certainly cant hurt, can it? The snowpack is so much more fundamental. The L.A area is Mediterranean climate that has hot dry summers, and cool and wet winters. ( too many people, too little water 70 yrs ago it wasn't as big an issue.)

[@onlylettersand0to9]

​@@sitka49 It's a "You ate a big meal yesterday. How can you be hungry today?" issue. While a big dump of water helps somewhat, it's not a complete solution. A lot of the water being dumped on LA this week will end up in the ocean and become salt water--that runoff won't help at all.

[@sw8741]

You're cracking me up KTLA! Historic storm? You really don't do any research do ya? Heck, as a kid in 1969 there was way worse rain and flooding than now. How about the 1938 flood that pretty much drowned all of So Cal? And lets not forget the great flood of 1862 when the entire State was completely flooded. This storm is only historic for those under 30 yrs old and can't remember anything different. I do applaud you though, not one mention of "climate change" as the culprit. The 1862 floods happened 60 yrs after the start of the industrial revolution and well before automobiles so perhaps "climate change" has nothing to do with anything.

[@eva5601]

I do remember, my mother saying, that there was snow falls in Downey January, or February 1979...

[@CesarMartinez-tz8cs]

Politicians need to pay attention of what the state needs reservoirs for all this rain water ! Pause the infamous high speed train and build more reservoirs people first

[@kenny4128]

just remember CA, TX has floods, tornados, hail, humidity, high temps, guns and freedom, you would hate it here. Hang in there!

[@michaelohara2161]

With the water shortages, it is a shame, they have not figured out a way to capture the rain water for later use. It is salt free and does not need treatment.

[@thisisCHOPZZ]

6 months later, we're having a record breaking drought

[@vickiserre9457]

Where are the homeless taking shelter?😮

[@hectorcampos9244]

Also here in Rosarito Mex, the wind is crazy and lots of rain expected.

[@jimijefferson82]

I wish I could go to Puerto Nuevo today for lobster!

[@hectorcampos9244]

@@jimijefferson82 Its too cold and raini, right know, we will see next week...

[@deepdragon2]

When did Americans become sheep? Timid afraid frightened? Sad days we are in now. I weep for America and the midden heap it is becoming.

[@blitztim6416]

Hwy 18 from Lucerne Valley is usually open. I hope they can put those truckloads of snow in the lake.

[@ittotaq]

lmao those people putting on chains on the wrong wheel..... Bro your sentra is FWD

[@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc]

i've never seen this before i've seen storms but not like this

[@jaydub2546]

Well you're not very old them because I've seen many people talk about storms in the 80s worse.

[@noahparsons7420]

This happened like 15 ish years ago

[@n5sdm]

Get out and live

[@adammartinez3149]

El Niño it would rain and thunder a the time

[@stanclare7758]

Just a thought .. any chance on getting any reports of how many of these magnificent Green electrical vehicles have been rendered useless and what do we do with their massive batteries .. 🤔

[@KimonSheri]

Great news. But the danger is not the rain.

[@gort8429]

the strong rains will help wash away all the filth.

[@sharonhamilton1448]

You’re making me VERY homesick😢. Skyforest, past 20 years, So Cal since 7-8/ 79 miss the flatlanders stuck on the S curve where I lived….slightly.

[@BreezEvaFlowin909]

Yesterday chp closed off 330 to non residents.

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

Skyforest has the Absolute best flowrr nursery@ many many summers we got flowers to plant. The COTTAGE A GREAT GREESEY SPOON. I live on Anchorage now but that Mnt Always Always calls me back home. An old boyfriend of mine is Fire Chief now he was a nice chap. God bless the MNT MY TRUE HEART LIES THERE

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

​@@BreezEvaFlowin909 where do you live? I grew up on the MNT

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

Hey Oops I ment Rim Forest sorry about that. I always wanted to stsy at The STORYBOOK INN

[@BreezEvaFlowin909]

@@pjpugapillarfan2750 I live up in lake arrowhead. The roads are a mess no plowing for 2 days and almost all stores are closed

[@bobby-ov9qn]

On the bright side, it may help reduce crime in LA.

[@genxx2724]

Domestic violence spikes when people are stuck at home. Typically it starts over arguments about money for diapers. I kid you not.

[@kvrlee8555]

Yay! California needs all the water it can get

[@Marc-nc9yv]

This is just what we call winter in most of the country but in LA this in historic weather. LA and SoCal has become soft. good luck

[@greendragon4058]

It's called winter I hope it really helps with the drought and the Watershed. I have seen crazy weather in California 1969 that was crazy

[@brianwade879]

Oh, thanks, I forget what the season is. 🤔 🥱

[@kathybray2838]

Big storms coming here instead of to the East coast or to Europe depend of the location of the upper level Jet Stream. It is a natural phenomenon of weather year around and not climate change that causes it on a natural basis. This kind of weather is what is the norm. It is the droughts going on for ten years or more that is unprecedented.

[@raycarter1156]

It all deals with pressures and temperatures that affect weather the same is used in air conditioning.

[@dnp1776]

Save the Bird-of-Paradise plants!

[@rexyoshimoto4278]

Rain is good for Southern California.

[@kanank13]

finally , a sensible reporter dressed up for the weather and carrying an Umbrella.

[@genxx2724]

But complaining, and saying “Oh, God!” at the end. Unbelievable.

[@88arakvita]

Wow . I have been always praying and saying , since I lived B4:in LA county ♥️. But live now in Minneapolis ❤️❤️ , yeah i always been saying why all this water don't rain in CALI they need it more than Minnesota nice . But this hard is dangerous.

[@assassinlionigwm6077]

Ain’t this good news tho? We needed this winter with finally some decent rain for our forever lack of rain in this region! God bless the rain!

[@jeffmarano]

Thank you lord god

[@jamesremey2017]

people in Florida call it a rainy day

[@an0n1m0us5]

Soon this will happen to Southern California and LA, before a major earthquake from a lesser known fault near Oregon.

[@AmyB1961]

I live next to that fault. 😂

[@0Demonheart]

Lake arrowhead has to have at least 5 feet of snow and just about everyone is snowed in. Plows haven’t been going nearly enough to do anything more than sit and wait

[@Ryousure]

There are always clueless people. " Let's go to big bear during a snow Storm". 😂

[@MAR7LO]

😂

[@LordMelbury1953]

Watching this from 🇨🇦, it’s called weather.

[@suehowie152]

Ahhhh such wisdom..

[@axelscheithauer2010]

Looks great.. real winter.. enough water in the future..

[@steven.events]

Mary Beth McPoppins ☂️

[@ariahlea]

😂😂

[@taxman9910]

And in two weeks the news coverage will be we are in a drought.

[@sisgrace2302]

“Defend the poor and fatherless: Do justice to the afflicted and needy.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭82‬:‭3‬ ‭ “saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.” ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭14‬:‭7‬ ‭❤

[@d.g.rohrig4063]

So extraordinary to watch this from Canada!

[@d.g.rohrig4063]

@Tyrone Shoelaces Nice, Halifax! Hope to make it there someday.. beautiful Atlantic. I’m opposite coast in Vancouver. I wanna watch the sun come up from land someday hehe

[@moviedick777]

All this snow hopefully gets us through this year without any drought!

[@jesseb5388]

Moisture for our civilization, finally! Sweet rain ,priceless 😅

[@janicedifant3873]

I can only imagine🎼 Dear Tom: first, thank you for bringing this watchmen channel to our attention. I feel like I have been adopted by a whole new family, and even though I don’t know their names, or have even seen their faces, I truly love them all. I was just wondering if you had seen the past video of Ross’-new news video? In it he states at the end that he feels that what he came to do is now completed. It’s finished. And now like the rest of us he’s waiting but the difference is he’s not hoping and praying that the rapture will be today tomorrow next week. He’s content to know that God gave him this life and he is going to continue to live at the best he can without any thoughts of what tomorrow may bring. It definitely got me thinking that personally, I need to do the same live my life to the fall know that Jesus loves me as much as I love him and that one day we will be together just wondering what your thoughts were on this subject , God bless you and your family to the moon and back.

[@Wolfcamp555]

Its like a big bath washing decades of crap into the ocean.

[@Soapboxstomper]

Power outtages in west LA for past hour

[@retroplank]

Oh be careful

[@colinchampollion4420]

​@@retroplank NO

[@sgtsims512]

So much for the electric vehicles.

[@AnnabelleAlmado]

Californians.....hold on tight.....last time you were complaining about drought, now Our Good Lord Jesus Christ gave you more water that you can't hold on....Pray my dears that GOD will minimized the amount of flooding in your areas.....

[@davidmcgee5375]

Thanks good guys...

[@1andonlyjoeyb534]

#MOTHER #NATURE #AT #WORK

[@dianolyscamacho2368]

God sent you that water since California had a very strong drought

[@kathybray2838]

It would not have been possible to run computers and our tv’s did not have power either during many big storms! It is also times like then and now that gas stoves are important for feeding your families! No power, no electricity! And yes, you can down load jigsaw puzzles on your computer games app! I see them all the time! They are pictures usually found in a box with the picture on the box. It is cut up into all different shapes and you and your family can work together to build the picture in a table, cutting board, if big enough, or on your computer now. Those I’ve seen were free on your apps. They are good fun! Uh, only use clean snow, no yellow snow, for snow ice cream! Bowl of snow, add sugar and milk, and vanilla or other flavor and maybe some fruit 🍌! Or snow and orange juice or flavors for a snow cone! 😁🤗💕

[@ImeansI]

Liars, the snow is in the mountains like it’s supposed to be. It might be a bigger storm but the fact that they are not telling you it’s in the mountains is deceitful.

[@Dan-nt2yb]

Hallelujah!!😃👍🏾

[@staceygruver1969]

Why are Californians are complaining about this storm. They prayed for rain and snow pack to save the state from losing most of its water, now their prayers are answered and yet they complain, why?

[@RR-on4sk]

Because wanting water doesn't mean they want extreme storms dumass.

[@triciamorrison9883]

I'm in utah Tuesday night through Wednesday we got almost 3 ft of snow plows couldn't keep up and schools were closed Wednesday and Thursday

[@TRIPLEDIGITS]

What happened with those electric cars yall pushing????

[@luciendemaine5153]

good job.

[@michaelrapson]

Two feet of water can stall a car engine. Always measure the depth with a stick or rod before driving through.

[@pd8559]

Look on the bright side. All the homeless poo in front of stores and on the sidewalks is going to be washed away and the sidewalks will be clean again at least until it stops raining.