Kay pushed clouds and some rain into Southern California, but it's unclear how big the storm's impact will be because it's expected to weaken as it moves north.
It was so hot when it first started ut took 2 hrs just for it to stay on the ground becuase forv2 hours it was sprinkling but ut kept being dry on the ground
"We seeing big rain drops, I don't know if that matters but that's what we're seeing and it's strange" We're so unaccustomed to water falling from the sky in CA 😅 It's no joke though, the droplets are pretty big!
The last time a Tropical Storm directly hit California was Hurricane Nora (downgraded) in 1997. Keep in mind that was during a strong El Niño event as well. Very rare indeed.
Thank God for the rain and cooler temperatures! I hope it continues for a while. Maybe it’ll put out the fires! Here in Laguna Hills, CA, we had a strong downpour today. The temperature has dropped 20 degrees. Hallelujah!
Finally some relief from the heat LOL it's been 105°+ here for like 2 weeks - today it's 73° and "raining" (drizzling, which it's fine, so we don't flash flood away). We only need like 10 more of these tropical hurricanes!
I doubt that this kills the drought, at least the temps down. We received over 10 inches in two days. Sugar Land Texas. 42 inches from Hurricane Harvey a few years back. We had 2 days in a row of 17 inches plus.
Heatwaves from the States are increasingly pushing further into Canada. So my guess is that California will just get hotter as we loose ice up north and in the Rockies. What’s interesting to see is the tree line inching north over time. And permafrost breaking some hills apart. Also insects moving into different areas.
@@michaelguerra1644 Not sure where you live, however San Diego will be fine. Only issue is people not knowing how to drive on the roads when it rains. Outside of that, no issues just a nice relief in hot weather and great for the yards. Good luck where you live.
We could do way more to capture rain and snow run off and force it to percolate into the land rather than letting it run out to sea or lakes where it evaporates quickly when hot. California is going to turn into desert if we don't start capturing virtually every bit of rain and snowmelt run off through permaculture. If all landowners were made to do permaculture projects on every bit of land from the high mountains to foothills to the valleys, almost all run off would be forced to percolate into the ground instead of flooding or running off. Its better to store the water in the ground because it doesn't evaporate. Water stored in lakes can have an evaporation rate of 90 percent in extreem circumstances. Other benefits from extensive permaculture is healthier forests, more water for farmers as well as city folk, less chances of flooding, and a much better local environment that's full of plants that are soaking up all that bad carbon in the air.
I wonder how tesla cars will withstand flooding water? Are battery packs waterproof? What happens to tesla car when car is drawn in flooding water? Will it danger a driver?
If you are that concerned...then ease your mind and do not purchase one. And Tesla is not the only brand on the market. It is only a Ban for gas powered cars to no longer be sold in California. Not a mandate for everyone to drive electric cars, ride bikes or take public transit. It is common for Democrats to announce to the public ahead of time their intentions to see about any public opinions or changes in laws that might be needed. In contrast, the Republicans tend to bicker in secret behind closed doors then issue laws with iron fists. This law is not to take effect until 2035. So please review these proposed laws carefully before taking only a few words to announce to social media to frighten the public.
I sure hope the couples dog survives. They had 5 or 6 dogs one took off . The lady said he is in his yard. What happens if the fire goes towards that area. Poor dog. They seemed like he will be ok. Hmm.when u have animals I think it’s best to leave even it’s 4 miles or more . I don’t no how close the fire was but I would have taken at least 2 min. extra to get the dog.
THE FIRE IN FAIRVIEW NEAR HEMET, WELL IT IS HEMET. IT WAS LIKE A STREET AWAY FROM ME. IT KEPT BUILDING BACK UP AND GOT WIDER AND WIDER. IT THEN TURNED INTO 3 FIRES.
Heavy rain is measured in feet. Such drama about such a non-event, typical So. Cal. A North Sea rain jacket when a little rain falls in the desert? She can put it back into storage now.
Pookie and Ray Ray gots they 29 kayaks ready that they gots from bass pro shop last night ohhh around 4:30 just foe shore bro I mean the ish goes down bro
Special Report: Tropical Storm Kay 1924pm 11.9.12 i think my weather friends in america must have dumped me as i am not getting any storm live streams through the days...
Well beach front owners just might be time to sell out, according to scientist the polar ice packs continue to melt and the oceans are rising right along with it. Glad at this point to see no major damage, however a few years from now or even a decade, extreme weather events appear to be in the future.
Very little rain in south OC...lot of wind early on. I understand Newport got good rain. I got my hopes up based on the forecast. Very disappointed so far
God is good hope this helps with the drought and that everyone is safe.
we got scant, not even measurable and I'm near the fire in hemet
It was so hot when it first started ut took 2 hrs just for it to stay on the ground becuase forv2 hours it was sprinkling but ut kept being dry on the ground
@@insanity6829 The fire went from 5-40% contained last night with help from what little rain we got.
"We seeing big rain drops, I don't know if that matters but that's what we're seeing and it's strange" We're so unaccustomed to water falling from the sky in CA 😅 It's no joke though, the droplets are pretty big!
I think the tropical element makes the droplets fatter. I live in PNW with small drops.
TODAH RABAH ABBA QODESH, HALLELUYH!
NOCH herrscht das BÖSE.
Es ist WetterKrieg !
JETZT
🌏🌎🌍
EXTREM
GEO😎engineering/HAARP
That’s what she said
Water. Big water
It's very rare to see tropical storms hit California.
You must be young
@@Liberalcali So it's that obvious, huh? 😂
I guess just haven't seen one yet.
TODAH RABAH ABBA QODESH, HALLELUYH!
The last time a Tropical Storm directly hit California was Hurricane Nora (downgraded) in 1997. Keep in mind that was during a strong El Niño event as well. Very rare indeed.
@@Liberalcali 25 years since the last storm...who cares if they're young? What point are you making? lol That's still rare.
So nice to have such a classy lady giving us the weather🌷
Give it up baby! 😂
Brings back memory of living in Texas. Hot days + rain storms.
An inch of rain is freakin Armageddon for Los Angeles 😐
The news reporters make it seem like California doesn't want this . They need it .
NOT IF IT ALL TURNS TO MUD!
liberals cry have no rain when rain they cry ,lol
Yes but not all at once
Thank God for the rain and cooler temperatures! I hope it continues for a while. Maybe it’ll put out the fires! Here in Laguna Hills, CA, we had a strong downpour today. The temperature has dropped 20 degrees. Hallelujah!
Here in Sacramento sometimes we get almost a 40 degree difference for day and night from 100s to 60s, so thankful for the cooler weather too
Finally some relief from the heat LOL it's been 105°+ here for like 2 weeks - today it's 73° and "raining" (drizzling, which it's fine, so we don't flash flood away). We only need like 10 more of these tropical hurricanes!
be careful what you wish for
Mega storm ⛈ coming
TODAH RABAH ABBA QODESH, HALLELUYH!
Was it humid or dry heat?
hoping for the best for the people affected in California!
Crazy California whether
aaah … rain so refreshing
Good Put out them 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
So far just light rain here near Disneyland..waiting for the actual rain to come as they've been forecasting.
my rain with light variable wind dance the other day seems to have helped
🤣🤣🤣
Looks like just a normal rain storm in Seattle
Magically it seems none of the wildfire areas will see any of this rain🔥☠️🔥☠️🔥
Oddly, you haven't checked your info with the means to do so right in front of you.
Awe yes Los Angeles local news.......We Are On Storm Watch!!! Good grief.
I doubt that this kills the drought, at least the temps down. We received over 10 inches in two days. Sugar Land Texas. 42 inches from Hurricane Harvey a few years back. We had 2 days in a row of 17 inches plus.
Heatwaves from the States are increasingly pushing further into Canada. So my guess is that California will just get hotter as we loose ice up north and in the Rockies. What’s interesting to see is the tree line inching north over time. And permafrost breaking some hills apart. Also insects moving into different areas.
Ice is growing. Do research and stop watching CNN and MSDNC
feel so happy for these thirsty land to see the rain and hoover dam could be refilled soon too
Good News 👍👍👍👍👍👍
... love the news thank you yeah I remember this
Kay is supposed to have doused Hemet fire by now
Uhhhh who told you that?
@@MikeHunt90731 A friend in Menifee mentioned that it was raining around noon today.
@@MikeHunt90731 I live 15 minutes from Hemet, it rained there. I don’t see the flames as I used to from my house.
Up here in pinyon we got it hard
Hello from southern CA
Is the Hemet fire still burning? If so that could probably use some rain eh?
So it would have been like around 110° right now if it weren't for the hurricane?
Woohooo!!! Rain!!! 🥰
All I can think is "If you see Kay."
Great. We need rain in San Diego... WHy make it seem like a bad thing...
Its the news. Aliens could freaking bring Elvis Presley back and someone would report on the news how terrible it is.
It's a big deal, because infrastructure isn't set up to receive that much rain in such a short period of time.
@@michaelguerra1644 Not sure where you live, however San Diego will be fine. Only issue is people not knowing how to drive on the roads when it rains. Outside of that, no issues just a nice relief in hot weather and great for the yards. Good luck where you live.
Awesome
We could do way more to capture rain and snow run off and force it to percolate into the land rather than letting it run out to sea or lakes where it evaporates quickly when hot. California is going to turn into desert if we don't start capturing virtually every bit of rain and snowmelt run off through permaculture. If all landowners were made to do permaculture projects on every bit of land from the high mountains to foothills to the valleys, almost all run off would be forced to percolate into the ground instead of flooding or running off. Its better to store the water in the ground because it doesn't evaporate. Water stored in lakes can have an evaporation rate of 90 percent in extreem circumstances. Other benefits from extensive permaculture is healthier forests, more water for farmers as well as city folk, less chances of flooding, and a much better local environment that's full of plants that are soaking up all that bad carbon in the air.
YES!!! should make many mini lakes and it would drastically change the environment
Do you know why calif has 25 million too many people and such low wages? Think about where the root problem is.
The report is incorrect the mosquito fire is the largest at 30,000 acres plus
Damn hate to see what y’all would do during a CAT 4-5
Its not about the storm its about how it’s lowering our temps from 107 to 87 😅we’re happy for it
@@DrSimpleBeauty Thats Fair.
A&hhhhhh. Super storm sandy in 2012. That was a event
I wish it was stay on the coast all the way to Canada.
nice
I HOPE THE WIND DOESN'T BLOW THE FIRE BACK TOWARDS HEMET. IT WAS REALLY SCARY ALL WEEK.
This more like Midwest and east coast type of weather.
Naming storms male and female names is offensive. Lets ask the storm what it identifies as and go from there
Hopefully that thing will stay together and stall out right over Lake Mead for a few days.
Oh, Kay
We need Kay in socal lol blast away the heat and give us the rain plz
It's going to be a frightening .5 inch of rain... brace yourselves.
When the excessively dry ground doesn't absorb, a half inch is a lot.
I wonder how tesla cars will withstand flooding water? Are battery packs waterproof? What happens to tesla car when car is drawn in flooding water? Will it danger a driver?
If you are that concerned...then ease your mind and do not purchase one. And Tesla is not the only brand on the market. It is only a Ban for gas powered cars to no longer be sold in California. Not a mandate for everyone to drive electric cars, ride bikes or take public transit. It is common for Democrats to announce to the public ahead of time their intentions to see about any public opinions or changes in laws that might be needed. In contrast, the Republicans tend to bicker in secret behind closed doors then issue laws with iron fists. This law is not to take effect until 2035. So please review these proposed laws carefully before taking only a few words to announce to social media to frighten the public.
I am pretty sure that Elon taught about that and isolated electricity parts from water.
Maybe upto 1/4" in Redondo bch. That is not nearly enough.
I sure hope the couples dog survives. They had 5 or 6 dogs one took off . The lady said he is in his yard. What happens if the fire goes towards that area. Poor dog. They seemed like he will be ok. Hmm.when u have animals I think it’s best to leave even it’s 4 miles or more . I don’t no how close the fire was but I would have taken at least 2 min. extra to get the dog.
Wow, agreed, I would not leave without my dog.
Bring the Storm! we need water please!
Good California and Nevada need rain
So far...none in Nevada, at least Southern.
people are literally in other states praying we lose electricity and get washed away.
Don't worry God isn't real
They need so much rain it would take weeks of rain
THE FIRE IN FAIRVIEW NEAR HEMET, WELL IT IS HEMET. IT WAS LIKE A STREET AWAY FROM ME. IT KEPT BUILDING BACK UP AND GOT WIDER AND WIDER. IT THEN TURNED INTO 3 FIRES.
NOCH herrscht das BÖSE.
Es ist
Wetter🌊🌊🔥🔥🌪️🌪️Krieg !
JETZT
🌏🌎🌍
EXTREM
GEO😎engineering/HAARP
Did Hemet get rain..🤔🙏🤔🙏🤔🙏
Hopefully its enough to help with the fires. Them you have to watch out for burn scare flooding.
Heavy rain is measured in feet. Such drama about such a non-event, typical So. Cal. A North Sea rain jacket when a little rain falls in the desert? She can put it back into storage now.
where's the FRO?
Pookie and Ray Ray gots they 29 kayaks ready that they gots from bass pro shop last night ohhh around 4:30 just foe shore bro I mean the ish goes down bro
I like the chocolate treat.
HELLO WEATHER WARS! HOPEFULLY ALL HAVE INSURANCE.
Literally the small amount of rain 🤣
It’s not that bad.
Did the storm clean the 💩💩💩💩💩💩🤬
HOPE IT'S PURPLE REIGN😈
Earthquakes, wildfires, mudslides and now hurricanes 🌀!! Oh California is so nice!! 😂
Don’t forget droughts….
Yeah, because no other state has ever had any of these 🙄
You forgot the snow storms. The mountains of San Bernardino were hit hard last winter.
I hope that thumbnail doesn't represent what is really heading your way.
Good luck and stay safe.
TODAH RABAH ABBA QODESH, HALLELUYH!
Special Report: Tropical Storm Kay 1924pm 11.9.12 i think my weather friends in america must have dumped me as i am not getting any storm live streams through the days...
Its not bringing any rain what so ever to Northern California!!
Bruh a little drizzle and they calling it a storm smh
Sounds like fun actually
Nomen est Omen...😩
why isnt this reporter
Kay looks a little limp.
Let it rain
This LP system turn back because of the High pressure.
Well beach front owners just might be time to sell out, according to scientist the polar ice packs continue to melt and the oceans are rising right along with it. Glad at this point to see no major damage, however a few years from now or even a decade, extreme weather events appear to be in the future.
Sick?
Stupid media.Making a big deal of a few light drops of rain.
They need it
Seal beach been sinking for the last 18 years , why would you build a restaurant there smh.
This might be worse than the Y2K disaster!
Wooheehee!
SoCal need’s more rain
notice this meteorologist never mention's she's thankful for the water, and when she say's Kay is moving left...really, that is west.🤣
Very little rain in south OC...lot of wind early on. I understand Newport got good rain. I got my hopes up based on the forecast. Very disappointed so far
Okay rain. Water the cactus and horned toads.
Help for the fires.
cali doesnt and never has gotten tropical storms nor hurricanes, rain and wind dont make a hurricane
That was weak as fuck and I'm extremely disappointed
2020 II...
Good... end of the proverbial mega drought lol 😁😂
THE SIGN OF THE TIMES....
is it normal drizzle or R-Kelly drizzle?
Much needed rain.
Don't get your electric cars wet!
God Help the West Coast of California ~
Rain to put out a fire? 😂😂
I love your weather girls approach
Tropical Storm k
😎
ABBA QODESH WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL FIRES IN CA. HALLELUYH. FIRST ELOHIM. AMEN.
Build a wall.