Aren't rain storms and tornados just a myth?

[3k932jd22328jdsf 113]

Everything is fine I just find it extremely ironic that this kind of real weather is happening in southern California it is sunny literally year round. I thought the west coast was supposed to have great weather all year round thats literally why a house in California will be literally about 10 times the price of a house in Texas well plus the beach and up until this point its never rained this hard here in my lifetime. You see there are two types of rain California rain and Real rain. lol I am just surprised that it is happening in southern California I even got a warning message on my phone to be on the look out for tornados in southern California of all places lol. Believe it or not there is normally a street underneath this road. Sorry the picks were so bad I just had to get home as soon as possible before the cars engine stalled out like the many people I passed by on the way who had their emergency lights on so I kinda just had to pull out my phone real quick and take it which I hate doing because I am an amateur photographer for fun some times.

See look this is a road

I'm just so confused this sort of weather is literally a once in a life time event in southern California seriously tornado alerts and flash floods what the heck is this I have been used to sunshine all my life here including winter. literally I heard the last time there was a storm here was 1997. That moment when California gets real weather for the first time in nearly 20 years and everyone is like rain what is rain I thought rain was a myth jk.

Edited January 8, 2016 by Emerald Meteor

[Vulcan 3,254]

I just came from California X3 it's too bad I never got to experience it.

 

Here in my country, it rains... A Lot... Easily having floods 2ft in height every year. o_o

[ManaMinori 4,143]

Cali gets weather like that every winter. You must've been living under a rock for the past 20 years

[Denim&Venöm 16,466]

I was born in the 619, and my dad lived there most his life. He told me the last time there was that much extreme flooding was back in the 80's. My grandmas back yard was totally submerged. She hates anything below 50 degrees. 

 

That's El Nino for ya. I'm not complaining. El Nino has allowed us folks here in Wisconsin to have a mild winter. 40s & 50s throughout December. And only two instances of cumulative snowfall. The weekend is gonna bring some rain, hopefully melt all this crap before it gets down to the teens on Sunday. Still, much better weather than last year. 

[3k932jd22328jdsf 113]

 

Thats the first flash floos I've ever seen first hand idk were your living in California but I get drops of waterraining down a few times a year normally.

 

@Denim&Venom

 

"I was born in the 619, and my dad lived there most his life. He told me the last time there was that much extreme flooding was back in the 80's. My grandmas back yard was totally submerged. She hates anything below 50 degrees.

 

That's El Nino for ya. I'm not complaining. El Nino has allowed us folks here in Wisconsin to have a mild winter. 40s & 50s throughout December. And only two instances of cumulative snowfall. The weekend is gonna bring some rain, hopefully melt all this crap before it gets down to the teens on Sunday. Still, much better weather than last year."

 

I know how they feel I hate weather below 60 degrees Fahrenheit the last snowday in San Diego was around 30 something years ago from what I'm told and me and my friends complain irl when the temperature drops below 50 degrees.

Edited January 8, 2016 by Emerald Meteor

[Denim&Venöm 16,466]

@@Emerald Meteor,

 

619 is the area code for San Diego bruh.  

[3k932jd22328jdsf 113]

I know I meant to break that into two responses 619 is my area code.

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,221]

I don't live in Cali but I've been seeing what's going on with the weather there. El Nino is really kicking in now. Up in the SoCal mountains, some places could get up to 3 feet of snow. In fact in Western San Diego, there was a tornado warning but I don't think anything touched down yesterday. They are predicting this El Nino season could be the strongest since Winter 1997-1998. Y'all need all that rain, just be careful of the flooding. I hope this rain will bring an end to the terrible drought there. 

 

Meanwhile here in Florida, more dangerous severe weather happens during El Nino years. The strongest Florida tornadoes occurred during the El Nino years.  

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,240]

I know El Nino is currently happening, but I don't remember how much that effects Indiana weather, it has been incredibly cold here. : o 

[Megas 27,052]

El Nino is coming and it's coming to kick California's ass as well as hopefully give us some much needed rainfall

[Oblivion 20,265]

Speaking of which, I saw a tornado pick up a horse trailer and THROW it 200 ft into a front yard of where I was living. JESUS that was actually creepy! 

[Clawdeen 12,109]

We’ve actually had quite a few tornadoes around here this past year. It’s crazy because we never get them around here. 

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

That’s like asking if the Earth is really flat. Lmao. 

[Oblivion 20,265]

4 hours ago, Lucky Bolt said:

That’s like asking if the Earth is really flat. Lmao. 

Wait it's not????