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Originally posted by Oerdin
Starchild: most cities in California aren't in the desert but are on the coastal plain where the weather and climate are about the same as Italy. The desert is over the mountains in the southeast part of the state.
Starchild: most cities in California aren't in the desert but are on the coastal plain where the weather and climate are about the same as Italy. The desert is over the mountains in the southeast part of the state.
The coastal plain from San Diego to Santa Barbara is classified as desert. That's why L.A. has to import water from Mono Lake, the Colorado River and from the Central Valley. By the way, my hat is off to the city workers.
Several times, mudslides covered in intersection at the bottom of the hill upon which I live. The city was really good about getting it cleaned off quickly. 
Two trees fell across the road. The one that totally blocked the road was chopped up and taken away almost immediately; the one that partially blocked the road was gone in a couple of days.
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