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To: i-node who wrote (874108)	7/21/2015 2:13:14 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577194

>> Rain is good when you’ve been dry, but a sudden burst of rain in the midst of such a devastating drought is a bad thing. Arid ground has a hard time absorbing water, so when you see heavy rain too quickly, it can overwhelm man-made and natural water infrastructure and create significant flooding. Jesus H. Christ. We've heard nothing but drought, month after month, and now they get 0.32" of rain and its is flooding. To get any rain in July in LA is significantly more rare than getting a tornado in Arkansas in January. It wasn't flooding in LA..........it was flooding in areas that got an inch or more of rain.