First they complain about the drought (and cut off the water of the blue collar farmers, but not the lawn sprinklers of the Los Angelos)
Storms bring relief, new worries to California
LOS ANGELES — Southern California got an overnight soaking Thursday as residents prepared for a second, more powerful storm that could bring heavier rain and prompted fears of mudslides in communities along fire-scarred foothills.
The weather system moved down from Northern California, bringing up to an inch of rain in drought-stricken coastal and valley areas of Los Angeles County, and more in the mountains. About an inch of rain fell earlier around the San Francisco Bay Area.
Authorities urged commuters to drive with caution as some Los Angeles-area freeways saw water pooling in lanes. An early-morning rockslide was cleared from a Malibu canyon thoroughfare and no injuries were reported.
Where’s their happy attitude?
On the North River 