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Reader in Ventura comments about the weather

MS P says:
February 17, 2017 at 6:53 am

Ojai is due for 6 inches of rain today/tonight. The Las Padres Mountains run a straight E-W line between Santa Maria & Ojai. Ojai being on the south side & Santa Maria on the north side, of the Los Padres MTNS…

Ojai is where the Topa Topa bluffs are above. (the ocean floor up-side down) . There are Sand dollars & shells, up there @ about 5000 feet elevation.

What I saw as amazing, last night on the TV media news (weather forecast prediction) was a very long red line in the weather report pattern. Perfect North-South Red line (meaning an inch of rain an hour +) It went from northern Kern county (maybe even Oroville?) on down to San Diego County. Right down the middle of the state of CA. I have never seen that before.

I can only hope that the people of Oroville, are packing up, & this time, also getting their animals out. Many animals kept by people, were just left behind.

With a 35 foot snow base already @ Mammoth Lakes CA. We sure will see a whole lot of flooding, when the snow starts to melt later on this year.

The weather has yet to start here in Ventura county. It's been raining. Nothing too bad just yet. Two days ago it was clear. Almost 80 degrees. Yesterday we had the clouds roll in. Oddly it got hot under the dark clouds for a while. Then the Ice Nuke weather made the temps drop, like a snap. One minute, yesterday AM I was hot, (T shirt & shorts weather-opening the windows to cool down the place.) the next minute I was cold. (Bundling up, closing windows, & turning on the heater in the house. Then once it started to rain, in the afternoon, it was warm again. So I was outside working.

What is also noticeable is these "Wind Events' They fly, creating white out, & we get blown out! They predict 85-90 MPH winds at times during this next (today's) storm. Water Spouts off the coast.

It's windy now, but not blowing too hard. Just yet.