The usually dry LA River

cool.

Well, they need the water.

IT CAN'T WASH ENOUGH OF 'THE SHIT' UH-WAY!

Then you don't definitely don't live around these parts. The river used to be full often and I am only 39. There was a lot of homeless sleeping in there hope they got out.

Flash flood upstream somewhere?

That’s what I thought….

They got out one way or the other..

That person on the bike is competing for the "Darwin Award" imo.

Bicyclist not the sharpest tool in the shed. Why tempt fate? One wrong move and your in a river that you can't get out of, and will drown within minutes......

Satanists are crying?

They did

Gavin Newsom will make sure all that pure rainwater will not get captured and used for public consumption. It will flow out to the sea. The dams will be opened and spillways will overflow. Stupid games from stupid governors will lead to hard times in the future.

First thing I thought of!

The Terminator won't be back !!

Snowing in AZ's higher deserts this morning.

I've never been to LA, but thought that looked familiar

And there it goes

They've built water retention systems for times like this in recent history.

Finally got smart!

Are you fucking slow? The LA river does this EVERY YEAR you stupid fuck.

I prayed really hard last year for rain to come to California

Very happy the rain is flowing it is a Blessing

That's not a river, i's a canal

Dutton is a poor actor

He looks like some know it all hipster.
He's all jacked up and confident since he a fapacino

It's LA river

Here's 11 year ago fucktard

Well, the CA assholes are always bitching about water...

There ya go.

Were they smart enough to try and capture it? I dunno.

NW Arizona got a lot of rain yesterday too, some of the washes in my area are still running like creeks even though it hasn't rained for about 6hrs. The desert bloom this spring is going to be glorious, thr California poppies are already blanketing parts of the Mojave.

It's like this many times. That's why they built these channels in the first place, which you can see from space.

Meth-heads in riverbeds - no big loss.

But muh climate change!