From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
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Subject: PERMANENT Drought In California!
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2025 07:04:36 -0600
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
Two Dead And Five-Year-Old Missing As California Is Socked In By Rain
The worst of the storm that drenched Southern California appeared to have
passed by Saturday evening, as authorities continue the search for a 5-
year-old girl who was swept into the Pacific Ocean by large waves.
The National Weather Service office for Los Angeles reported that all
flood advisories have expired, though it was keeping an eye on the
possibility of thunderstorms capable of producing floods and mudflows
associated with burn-scar areas.
Federal forecasters said much of Southern California could still
experience .5 to 1.5 inches of rain through early Sunday, with nearly 30
million people across the state under flood notices Saturday that range
from milder advisories to more serious watches that urge people to be
ready to flee.
Two people died in Central and Northern California as the storm made its
way down the coast, and the desperate search for the young girl is
ongoing.
She was pulled into the ocean at Garrapata State Park in Monterey County
by 15 to 20-foot waves, according to California State Parks.
Her father, identified Saturday night as 39-year-old Yuji Hu, of Calgary,
Canada, tried to rescue her but both were pulled farther into the ocean,
authorities said. An off-duty California State Parks lifeguard pulled the
man from the water, but he was later pronounced dead at a local hospital,
the parks agency said.
The girl's mother was also swept into the water, the parks agency said,
but was able to return to land with the lifeguard's help. She was
hospitalized with mild hypothermia, it said.
In Northern California, a 71-year-old man was killed in Sutter County
after his car was swept away by the overflowing Pleasant Grove Creek,
according to the California Highway Patrol.
"Signage indicating the road was flooded was displayed in both directions
on Fifield Road," the highway patrol said. "The California Highway Patrol
urges motorists to never cross flooded roadways for any reason."
Heavy rainfall
The classic, winter-pattern storm from the Gulf of Alaska fed off
subtropical Pacific water that formed an atmospheric river aloft, which
helped it deliver a relatively warm deluge to Southern California
overnight.
The heaviest showers were recorded in Santa Barbara County mountains,
where San Marcos Pass measured nearly 8.5 inches of rain by 11 a.m.
Saturday. The county recorded multiple readings of more than 8 inches of
rain. To the east, Ventura County's Nordhoff Ridge in the Topatopa
Mountains posted 7.24 inches.
In the region's most populous communities, preliminary storm totals were
comparatively shallow: 1.6 inches for Los Angeles International Airport;
nearly 2 inches in Beverly Hills and Pasadena; and just under 1 inch at
San Diego International Airport.
Those numbers represent a significant portion of annual rainfall, however,
with San Diego recording more than 10% of its median annual rain five
weeks before the start of meteorological winter.
Winter weather advisories remain in place for the southern Sierra
Mountains, where up to 16 inches of snow will be possible overnight in
areas above 7,000 feet. Lake Tahoe is covered by an advisory from 10 p.m.
Saturday through 4 p.m. Monday, according to the weather service.
"Travel could be very difficult to impossible," it said in an urgent
winter weather message on Saturday.
The active pattern over the Pacific will continue, and Northern and
central California will see another round of rain and mountain snow late
Sunday into Monday. Some rain will also expand into southern California on
Monday afternoon and evening.
Burn scar areas still at risk
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass encouraged residents to stay prepared amid
flood watches and heavy rainfall, adding that the city's emergency
operation center has been activated.
"Due to the potential for debris flows, an Evacuation Warning remains in
effect within and around all recent burn scar areas, and select vulnerable
properties remain under Evacuation Orders through 8AM tomorrow," Bass said
on X Saturday. "LAPD has notified these impacted property owners."
The Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management said that burn-scar
areas created by Jan. 7's disastrous wildfires in Pacific Palisades and
Altadena are covered by evacuation warnings Saturday. They were under
selective evacuation orders Friday night through Saturday morning.
In Malibu, all lanes of Malibu Canyon road were reported flooded Saturday
morning, while there were reports of roadway flooding in Ventura on the
Seaward Avenue off ramp of Highway 101.
Even as the worst seems to have passed, the Los Angeles Fire Department
advised residents throughout the state's largest city to stay put. "LAFD
continues to advise staying indoors, or avoiding flooded roadways if
driving is absolutely necessary," it said on Saturday.
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