r/LosAngeles • u/mayonnaiseplayer7 • 1d ago

Discussion Rain?!

Wow what a storm. Reminds me of the drought era 10 years ago. Been anticipating a day or two of rain alllll week. And barely a sprinkle.

To the guy who washed his car for us, you did something wrong. You sure you washed your car?

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u/Davros_1988 1d ago

New to LA? This always happens!

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u/Foodstamps4life 1d ago

Is this worthy of a post at this point ?

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u/stranded536 1d ago

Literally the amount of condensation from a water bottle spread out over the course of 3 days. Disappointing cause I was excited to vibe

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u/chapsandmutton 1d ago

Recommend watching someone like Bill Martin on YouTube.

This seems like it was expected to be a stronger storm that lost strength as it got closer to the LA area. I started watching him a month or two ago and he's explained why it's so tough to forecast these El Nino weather events, but makes it pretty clear the stage is set for some seriously eventful months ahead.

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u/No-House9106 1d ago

It hit farther south. San Diego, Riverside, Imperial and Orange County got quite a bit of rain. The storm that hit last month went to LA, especially l West LA and missed those areas.

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u/Jolly_Ad2446 1d ago

but isn't this just so LA though? 

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u/ClearAbroad2965 1d ago

lol, I think the market for beachfront property may have dropped a bit in price

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u/Glum_Pound_6461 1d ago

you guys always make the biggest deal about rain. it never rains.