Cali Storm Lucifer! Rain, 100 mph Winds Dangerous Water Levels Compounded by Quakes Near Damaged Dam Oroville! Real SHTF Brewing (Videos)
February 17 2017
Cat 5 and growing! Prepare!
UPDATE:
At least 4 people died after a powerful storm pummeled Southern California on Friday night, flooding numerous roadways in Los Angeles and San Diego.
In the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles, a falling tree brought down power lines and hit a car. A 55-year-old man was electrocuted and pronounced dead at a hospital, police and fire officials said.
Two others died in separate car accidents on Interstate 15 in San Diego amid heavy rain. And a motorist was found dead in a fully submerged vehicle in Victorville in San Bernardino County, officials said.
In the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles, two cars plunged into a massive sinkhole. At least one person was trapped when the first vehicle fell into the hole until rescue crews were able to pull the woman out of the car. She was transported to the hospital for injuries and her condition is unknown, according to ABC owned-and-operated television station KABC.
Minutes later, the sinkhole swallowed a second vehicle, which was unoccupied at the time, KABC reported.
Storm Lucifer to Pound California This Weekend, Dumping Large Amounts of Rain Video
The next name on the Southern California Weather Force list is Lucifer; he’ll certainly pack a major punch. With areas Ventura north and westward starting as early as Thursday, the strongest effects will be on Friday for the metros and high desert areas and Saturday in the Eastern Deserts. The SCWF Flood Watch is in place, reports Southern Californian Weather Force.
Two small Earthquakes were recorded near Lake Oroville in the last 24 hrs. which appear to be a result of the fast lake level changes, and the subsequent release of pressure from water weight, reports WUWT.
The reservoir exceeded its capacity over the weekend, which sent water overflowing into an unlined, emergency spillway. That overflow sent soil, rock and forest debris into the Feather River below.
More than 100,000 residents south of the dam remain under an evacuation advisory and should be prepared to flee to higher ground should the dam overflow and the spillways collapse, authorities said, reports The LA Times.
Yet another storm is going to hit the area early next week.
The stricken Oroville Dam is in for more torrential rain as the jet stream will continuously pound California over the next ten days and bring huge amounts of moisture from the Pacific Ocean into the state.
The dam will take a direct hit as the jet stream pounds California.
After five years of a miserable drought, incredible amounts of rain have piled up in just two months across low-lying areas of the state, mountains of snow have accumulated in the higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and much more is to come over the next 10 days.
Breaking: Oroville Dam Expecting 12 Inches Rain
Southern California Rains High Wind Floods
From The Christian Truther
ALERT 3 – OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA
Big Waves Pound Pacifica During Latest Storm
Officials Monitor Water Levels At Morgan Hill Reservoir
Man, I hope not. Pray. It has to end. One way or the other.
There was that mud-slide in WA State a couple of years ago that buried a subdivision killing many. This slide was like a mile wide and almost a couple miles long even though the hill-side that slid was only 600 ft. in elevation and was the result of a rain-soaked hillside experiencing instant liquefaction.
Myepesos…was this covered on national news? Wow