Los Angeles Has Coldest February in 60 Years

[Gur]

Los Angeles is officially experiencing the coldest February in nearly 60 years, according to the National Weather Service, as the city has endured a series of storms and is bracing for more later this week.

The state is experiencing even more storms and cold weather, as a new “atmospheric river” — a front of moisture from the Pacific — is expected to dump rain on Northern California through mid-week. According to CBS San Francisco, rainfall totals were expected to reach 6 to 12 inches in the mountains, threatening mudslides in areas affected by last year’s wildfires.

Los Angeles is also expecting more rain, albeit with warmer temperatures than it is currently experiencing, before the end of the month.

Last week saw a rare snowfall within the urban parts of the city, including West Hollywood.

Currently, the state’s snowpack is already at 119% above its April 1 average.

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This ‘weather’ is consistent with the warming trend in the ‘climate’…. right? Of course right.  And now back to reality………….

 

Capricorn posted on November 15, 2019 at 09:15

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Which means that you, like Harpo and your fearful orange leader don’t know the difference between weather and climate.

Until you learn a bit of science you will remain a fucking fool.

". . . those who claim to know the Mind of God, who will tell you what God thinks and how He will judge and condemn others—those people are the greatest of all blasphemers." Aloysius Xingu Leng Pendergast

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Weather that corresponds with the ‘climate change’ trend of global warming….

Atmospheric River Is Pummeling California’s Sierra With Feet of Snow, Topping February Records

Another atmospheric river event is pummeling California with feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, shattering February snow records at some ski resorts while also triggering flooding, rockslides and mudslides in lower elevations.

The combination of heavy snow and high winds prompted Interstate 80 to shut down overnight Monday night into Tuesday.

Several other routes into the Sierra were shut down Tuesday as well, according to Caltrans.

Many Sierra ski locations reported at least a foot of snow in 24 hours ending Tuesday morning. Caltrans reported 40 inches of snow had fallen in 24 hours at Donner Pass.

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Capricorn posted on November 15, 2019 at 09:15

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