Yes they do. Although they had tons of snow last winter. Too much all at once is not good
We all know that. Soil there is not made to soak in fast rains

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Death Valley gets about an inch of rain a year.

Last year they got 1.45 inches of rain in one storm and they called it a "1,000 year event" and there are roads still destroyed.


They are projecting nearly 4 inches of rain in this storm.


It's like saying "I'm thirsty can I get a glass of water?" and then someone pours an Olympic sized swimming pool on your face.
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This week is gonna be the sucks!
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Considering that people in San Diego consider "rain" to be a "storm," yes I think that they are going to be surprised by this one.

Stay safe, SoCal.
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105 today in KC projected
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Looks like we aren't going to get much precip out of this in AZ, which is too bad. Been a super dry summer, we could use a little (or a lot) of rain right about now.
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Someone was telling me they are forecasting the next week to ten days to be the exact same as it was 20 years ago on this very week when the heat indexes in KC reached 120+ degrees. Fantastic.
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Hurricane Hilary downgraded to Category 2 storm approaching Mexico and California, National Hurricane Center says.


There is a DC joke in here somewhere
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And they are too stupid to store the excess in reservoirs.
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I laughed so I had to go look it up…660,000 gallons.
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This.

My wife and I were just talking about it 2 nights ago.

"We don't need no stinkin' water, let it go into the ocean".
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Only supposed to be 108 here todaY.
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Been here in SD since Friday. Light rain starting a few hours ago. Not raining now. No breeze. Nothing remarkable at this time
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Super excited that I have 4 softball games starting at 5pm today.
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If you use the map in the OP, it can be changed to wind....then you can see where the hurricane is
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