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San Diego under major storm Watch - Pictures!
Since we're in storm patrol, I thought you might like to see this.
"With all the news on TV lately about the sub zero weather and snow that the east coast is experiencing, we shouldn't forget that Southern California has its share of devastating weather.
I've attached a photo illustrating the excessive damage caused to a home from a west coast storm that passed through the San Diego area a couple of days ago. It really makes you cherish what you have, and reminds us not to take life for granted!
Warning: The attached picture is quite graphic and may not be suitable for younger viewers
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can I be first one with a red X comment?
nice. Your fast lol.
how can you guys stand to live there?
http://www.dj-kaos.com/Damage.jpg
omg it horrible 
hopefully everyone will survive, best of luck
I dont know- fucks sake-
you should see the cat. 
Tremendous winds which can cause unprecedented chaos!!! It's even knocking down plastic chairs
i havnt lol'd so hard in a long time after seeing this
this is one of the better threads i've seen in a while.
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| Originally posted by xKaoSx I dont know- fucks sake- you should see the cat. |
HAHAHA 
About 70 degrees or better right now down in Dixie and it's 9 o'clock at night. Don't really care what's going on out on the Pacific coast...
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Sorry for making this thread serious, but this is our forecast for tomorrow 
TOP PRIORITY
SEVERE WEATHER WARNING
Issued by the Bureau of Meteorology, Brisbane
at 11:00am EST on Thursday the 4th of March 2004
for coastal and adjacent mountain areas between Town of 1770 and Coolangatta.
A tropical low pressure system is expected to develop west of New Caledonia later today and move towards the southwest and deepen. It is expected to be near the Fraser Island coastline Friday morning.
Destructive wind gusts to 120km/h could develop near and south of the low on Friday. The combination of large ocean swells and the high tide Friday morning will produce water levels above the highest tide of the year from Hervey Bay southwards. Heavy rains are likely with some local flooding.
The next Severe Weather warning will be issued at 2pm today.
Bring it the f*ck on!
everything seems normal here near qualcom stadium. It drizzles every now and then, but i don't expect anything big tomorrow.
Damn you got some mighty fierce winds there!
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| Originally posted by djSlain everything seems normal here near qualcom stadium. It drizzles every now and then, but i don't expect anything big tomorrow. |
Oh man, what a tragedy...
but always look on the bright side....that other chair made it.
He's a survivor...
good job little sprout!
lol. the wrath of Walker Circulation and El Nino continues!!
Severe tropcial cyclones pummel the West coast!!! woofum
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| Originally posted by Matt Jay Sorry for making this thread serious, but this is our forecast for tomorrow TOP PRIORITY SEVERE WEATHER WARNING Issued by the Bureau of Meteorology, Brisbane at 11:00am EST on Thursday the 4th of March 2004 for coastal and adjacent mountain areas between Town of 1770 and Coolangatta. A tropical low pressure system is expected to develop west of New Caledonia later today and move towards the southwest and deepen. It is expected to be near the Fraser Island coastline Friday morning. Destructive wind gusts to 120km/h could develop near and south of the low on Friday. The combination of large ocean swells and the high tide Friday morning will produce water levels above the highest tide of the year from Hervey Bay southwards. Heavy rains are likely with some local flooding. The next Severe Weather warning will be issued at 2pm today. Bring it the f*ck on! |
Southern-Californians....geeez 
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