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We don’t know how to handle this, lol. There is literally a declared state of emergency. My mom is trying to work out a plan to run all her errands in the one hour it’s supposed to let up today. We are not meant to have this much rain at once! https://t.co/0r2y1nQPL2

We don’t know how to handle this, lol. There is literally a declared state of emergency. My mom is trying to work out a plan to run all her errands in the one hour it’s supposed to let up today. We are not meant to have this much rain at once! https://t.co/0r2y1nQPL2

hsdecktech

Posted 2 years, 11 months ago (Source)

We don’t know how to handle this, lol. There is literally a declared state of emergency. My mom is trying to work out a plan to run all her errands in the one hour it’s supposed to let up today. We are not meant to have this much rain at once! https://t.co/0r2y1nQPL2

askjeaves

Posted 2 years, 11 months ago (Source)

@hsdecktech Genuine question: Aren't you Cali folks always suffering from severe droughts and rationing water for lawns? Shouldn't this be a cause for celebration?

hsdecktech

Posted 2 years, 11 months ago (Source)

@askjeaves Yes, and yes! But it’s still dangerous and inconvenient on a day to day basis. Also, apparently there was a really bad flood a while back, so basically the entire LA city infrastructure is built to get the water out ASAP, so we don’t even get the benefits of storing much of it :(

Chadd Nervigg

Posted 2 years, 11 months ago (Source)

@hsdecktech @askjeaves Yeah, the infrastructure of SoCal is not built to handle prolonged rain. Drainage, roads, etc.

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We don’t know how to handle this, lol. There is literally a declared state of emergency. My mom is trying to work out a plan to run all her errands in the one hour it’s supposed to let up today. We are not meant to have this much rain at once! https://t.co/0r2y1nQPL2 (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611054470556942336">hsdecktech</a>)
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@hsdecktech Genuine question: Aren't you Cali folks always suffering from severe droughts and rationing water for lawns? Shouldn't this be a cause for celebration? (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611155406319149056">None</a>)
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@askjeaves Yes, and yes! But it’s still dangerous and inconvenient on a day to day basis. Also, apparently there was a really bad flood a while back, so basically the entire LA city infrastructure is built to get the water out ASAP, so we don’t even get the benefits of storing much of it :( (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611156073536425986">hsdecktech</a>)
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@hsdecktech @askjeaves Yeah, the infrastructure of SoCal is not built to handle prolonged rain. Drainage, roads, etc. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611156721749331968">Chadd Nervigg</a>)
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We don’t know how to handle this, lol. There is literally a declared state of emergency. My mom is trying to work out a plan to run all her errands in the one hour it’s supposed to let up today. We are not meant to have this much rain at once! https://t.co/0r2y1nQPL2 (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611054470556942336">Source</a>)

@hsdecktech Genuine question: Aren't you Cali folks always suffering from severe droughts and rationing water for lawns? Shouldn't this be a cause for celebration?

@askjeaves Yes, and yes! But it’s still dangerous and inconvenient on a day to day basis. Also, apparently there was a really bad flood a while back, so basically the entire LA city infrastructure is built to get the water out ASAP, so we don’t even get the benefits of storing much of it :( (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611156073536425986">Source</a>)

@hsdecktech @askjeaves Yeah, the infrastructure of SoCal is not built to handle prolonged rain. Drainage, roads, etc. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1611156721749331968">Source</a>)
 
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