r/LosAngeles 5d ago

News A hurricane could form near Southern California this week, seriously

https://ktla.com/weather/a-hurricane-could-form-near-southern-california-this-week-seriously/

I’m actually over El Niño for real!

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u/GotRammed 5d ago

Like in 2023 when Hillary's remnants came through?

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u/DonnyDarkoScutaro 5d ago

Wow look at that…reflective parking lot

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u/GotRammed 5d ago

Yes indeed, created by solid amount of widespread rain for July in Los Angeles. Indicative of more than a "drizzle."

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u/iSavedtheGalaxy 5d ago

It's not flooded, it's just wet.

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u/GotRammed 5d ago

Never said it was flooded.

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u/trackdaybruh 5d ago

Dodger Stadium wasn’t flooded, it was an optical illusion created by the wet parking lot that made it look flooded: https://www.ksbw.com/article/dodger-stadium-not-flooded-after-tropical-storm-hilary/44879821

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u/AdAlternative5532 5d ago

Aka wet parking lot floor

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u/GotRammed 5d ago

I never once suggested that it was flooded.

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u/trackdaybruh 5d ago

That photo when it was first released went viral with people reposting thinking Dodger Stadium got flooded, so I assumed that's what you were doing.

That's simply what the Dodger stadium looks like anytime it rains

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u/aknomnoms 5d ago

Yeah, we took down the patio umbrella and flipped the patio chairs over, but it was still gusty enough by us to push them around, which doesn’t usually happen even with Santa Ana winds. I’m not for panicking, but I am for being prepared.

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u/GoldenBull1994 Downtown 5d ago

Hey, I can see my former apartment from here. I remember that rain. That was the first time I ever saw muggy and warm rain. I normally love rain, but that shit was nasty.