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It's sprinkling again in Anaheim.....RUN...HIDE. PANIC TIME......cry and moan and stay inside your house in terror....it's the end of days! Cancel all your daily plans to stay inside, safely under shelter. If this continues tomorrow, school and work will be cancelled so people can stay home safe...

Of course; they are open 365 days a year; I can't see any sort of circumstance that would make them close for the entire day except for maybe a Zombie Apocalypse or a major, major quake.

I have some major news that will scare you more than any quake you've felt in your life.......(given that you were under 2 when Northridge happened, I expect you have no memory of it so that doesn't count). L.A......drum roll.....will get.....drum roll.............more H20......falling out of...

I love the earthquake scene at the end; Coincidentely, after the posting, we had a minor quake (not felt in Anaheim but felt by parts of L.A this morning) and the quake barely gets any attention while yesterday's rainstorm is getting far more coverage from the news, social media, and regular...

Global warming means more humidity and warm summer rain in L.A and warmer winters with less cold rain. Say goodbye to day trips to Big Bear to experience snow. Say goodbye to associating rain with warm jackets and staying inside with hot coco and cuddling to stay warm. Say hello to more 90...

We do but this humidity is abnormal here and as is any sort of rain in summer. Summers used to be dry, winters used to be chilly and wet. Winters used to mean cold and rainy cozy days to stay inside and drink hot coco and catch up on housework and do crafts. Now our winters mean sunny and warm...

There was a sudden Florida-style thunderstorm at Disneyland this afternoon; heavy rain and it was still 85 degrees (usually rain is cold here). It would be funny if Florida and WDW would experience a minor earthquake soon (just a baby shaker around 4.0 and nothing serious).

Raining again today. I wonder if it will keep the 60 year anniversary crowds down?

Thunderstorm with lightning and humidity here in La Jolla (suburb of San Diego). We never used to get rain in summer. We used to get a lot more rain in winter and it was of the chilly and damp nature rather than the humid, sticky nature. Could global warming be transforming our Southern...

It's sprinkling in Disneyland right now. I felt maybe 8 drops fall on me. First time I've seen rain in June in Southern California.