Southern California USA

[Yankeelover]

Originally Posted by mark

Mexico

That's quite a reversal.

[slayermet420]

Originally Posted by mbf02

where are they evacuating everyone too?

Football stadiums (Qualcomm, where the Chargers play), high schools, the horse racing track.

The worst part is that all I can do is wait, and see what happens.

[mbf02]

Originally Posted by slayermet420

Football stadiums (Qualcomm, where the Chargers play), high schools, the horse racing track.

The worst part is that all I can do is wait, and see what happens.

i just got a hold of my family, and theyre all safe and evacuated elsewhere, besides where my aunt is they were told to stay put to keep traffic down. i guess the area where my one cousin lives is really bad though and her family may have lost their home. good thing is a home is replacable.

[Toph]

I can't wait for California to have a ginormous earthquake and sink into the ocean. My property in Yuma will skyrocket!

Seriously, I hope for the best in SoCal.

[Boone]

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[slayermet420]

Originally Posted by Boone

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Thanks bud. Things are still going here. No real updates, other than that there's nothing else going on in my area.

[Old Canuck]

Let's hope the state and federal authorities are more on the ball than they were with Hurrican Katrina.

I think I heard that only one person has died so far, that is amazing considering the scope of this thing.

[slayermet420]

Originally Posted by Old Canuck

Let's hope the state and federal authorities are more on the ball than they were with Hurrican Katrina.

I think I heard that only one person has died so far, that is amazing considering the scope of this thing.

The authorities are doing a wicked good job. And the total is 5. Four are natural causes (mostly over 90). One is because she slipped and fell in a restaurant. Deaths

[Siq]

Originally Posted by Old Canuck

Let's hope the state and federal authorities are more on the ball than they were with Hurrican Katrina.

The Feds jump in after the area has been declared a state of emergency (24-48 hours after). :2thumbs:

[slayermet420]

So, to let everyone know, I have so far not been evacuated. The fire that is threatening my area is about 10 miles away, and it hasn't been moving too quick-like. We'll see, and I'll keep you guys updated.