Storms Head To L.A...
Midnight is the drenching hour as storms head to L.A.

In Malibu, Calif., homeowners prepare for downpours that could bring more than a foot of rain to some mudslide-prone mountain canyons.
The first of three big systems is expected to arrive late tonight, with the most severe following on Friday. Officials warn of wind and mudslide damage.
By Rong-Gong Lin II and Paloma Esquivel, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
January 4, 2008
Southland residents braced for a wet weekend as rain made its way down from Northern California and was set to arrive in Los Angeles about midnight, setting the stage for a series of major rainstorms that could unleash as much as 5 inches of rain in Los Angeles and 10 inches in the mountains through Sunday.
"There's no way out. This is a big low-pressure system with a lot of moisture.... It definitely has us in its sight," said climatologist Bill Patzert.
Forecasters said the first major storms of 2008 could cause the most significant rainfall in Southern California since January 2005. That winter, near-record rains triggered dangerous mudslides.
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedi...ck=3&cset=true
If you tie them to your tailpipe or spoiler, the mudslide will go around your car. If you put one on your antenna, it goes over your car like a wave.
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