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CALIFORNIA IS ABOUT TO GET POUNDED !!!

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yes.
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 40 DAYS, AND 10 FEET OF WATER!

DAMN.

http://unofficialnetworks.com/2011/01/17/super-storm-imminent-for-california-usgss-arkstorm-40-day-storm-10-feet-of-water/

sorry about all caps, im just stoked.

anyone else pumped?

Jan 19 2011 2:31PM
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sk1color@do
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I also read this article on yahoo, but from what I understood, it seemed like the 10 + ft of water would be caused largely by flooding, and that the claim that there even would be 10 feet was from when the capitol of Cali had to be moved in the ?1900's?.
Is there anyone on here who actually knows something about weather and can substantiate any of yahoo's claims?
Jan 19 2011 2:39PM
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sk1color@do
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*1861-1862 sorry
Jan 19 2011 2:42PM
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hoodratz47
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like.. is this about to happen.. or its going to happen in the near future?
Jan 19 2011 2:44PM
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sk1color@do
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like it may or may not happen in the next 100 years
maybe
sorry OP,  this less thread worthy than BMBW putting in a new rail.
Jan 19 2011 2:46PM
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Karma_Police
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This just made me really angry.  If it comes true, I'm skiing 40 straight days of powder.
Jan 19 2011 2:49PM
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WillStart
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Probably not.

Fromt what I understand, it's a scenario that could occur in the future (probably like 30-100 years). Not something that meteorologists are actually saying is coming.
Jan 19 2011 2:56PM
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sk1color@do
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get more pissed
"Serious flooding [sic] occurs in Orange County, Los Angeles County, San Diego, the San Francisco Bay area, and other coastal communities. "
I'm sure the mountains would get snow if the storm actually existed, but nowhere near the 10 + ft of water they claim
sure that means a fuck ton of snow, but again, this is VERY hypothetical
Jan 19 2011 2:57PM
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steezenskis
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yea i saw this on msn. looks like filler bullshit that they put up cause they have no news.
Jan 19 2011 3:06PM
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Bentley@DOSMedia
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So Cal mtns probably wouldnt see snow from it. That much moisture would mean warmer air.

The closest thing to that to hit the west coast was in february of 1986. In just 10 days the western slopes of the Sierras saw around 34" of precip (due to the large amounts of moisture it was warmer and the mtns only saw 15-20'+).


For those wondering, the Sierras hold the largest storm total record (16' in 4 days(almost 200")) and the most snow in 24 hours record (76").

Both of those storms DESTROYED the valley areas, so that much precip would pretty much ruin most of Cali.


Jan 19 2011 3:21PM
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Cincher
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I counter with flamethrower.

It's super effective!
Jan 19 2011 3:22PM
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KillaSeason
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wait, what???
Jan 19 2011 3:22PM
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dave44
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CALIFORNIA GIRLS ARE ABOUT TO GET POUNDED

wait. what.
Jan 19 2011 3:23PM
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Cincher
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Not before you use these attacks in this order:

Charm, sleep powder, and harden.
Jan 19 2011 3:25PM
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sk1color@do
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10/10 for you sir
hilarious
Jan 19 2011 4:50PM
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yes.
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this!
Jan 19 2011 4:55PM
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