Let’s talk about GLOBAL WARMING! Light snow is falling at very low elevations around greater Los Angeles as a very cold storm passes through. Yes, it snowed in the city of Los Angeles on Thursday, a rare event creating excitement and confusion in the metro area. The last time it snowed in downtown Los Angeles was in January 1962. Snow has dusted portions of Los Angeles County over the years, most recently in 2007.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department air operations section posted video of snow falling in the Santa Monica Mountains above Malibu Thursday afternoon.
As of 1250hrs, snow is falling at the 1500’ level in the Santa Monica Mountains above Malibu, CA. Roads will be slippery. Please drive safely! #LAweather @NWSLosAngeles @CHPWestValley @CaltransDist7 pic.twitter.com/jrgxlGg4Vr
— LACoFireAirOps (@LACoFireAirOps) February 21, 2019
And actor Jerry O’Connell recorded video of himself as snow fell in nearby Calabasas.
Snowing in Calabasas! @RebeccaRomijn pic.twitter.com/GhoSVZc5WE
— Jerry O’Connell (@MrJerryOC) February 21, 2019
The National Weather Service had said the snow level could lower to 1,000 feet (305 meters).
At Noon, scattered rain and snow showers becoming more numerous across #SoCal. Isolated thunderstorms are possible along with small hail. Snow levels could briefly drop to 1000 ft today! #CAwx #LARain #CAstorm pic.twitter.com/WizXn9YLqy
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) February 21, 2019
The Los Angeles County Sheriff and others also tweeted pictures of the snow.
Good Morning from 1 of our coldest patrol stations! Last night #LASD @PalmdaleSheriff got a little bit of snow. No big deal 30 degrees or 110 degrees, Deputies grab a hoop & patrol. We will be testing for Deputy Sheriff Trainee in #AV411 this weeknd #Palmdale #ThursdayMotivation pic.twitter.com/SRSNPIWJ1E
— LA County Sheriff’s (@LASDHQ) February 21, 2019
Can you believe it? Snow was falling in Santa Clarita! We want to see your best snow pictures from today. Share them in the comments! ?❄️ #santaclarita #cccc #snow pic.twitter.com/UjfsR9dPkb
— Santa Clarita City (@santaclarita) February 21, 2019
Again, in North Alabama and the rest of Tennessee River Valley got so much strong rain for a day. And more strong rain is coming from tonight to tomorrow! I saw the city (Muscle Shoals) drainage pond has become full to brim, and the area beside any river and stream become flooded. I saw at least a couple of houses might be flooded near a river.
02-21-19- Florence, AL – Wilson Dam Flood Gates open HD 4K
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfXHc0co928&index=11&list=UU1nJElGcVcTpeZJVyxEbzJw
On this video, you can see the park beside the Tennessee River just under Wilson Dam has been flooded. This Wilson Dam was completed in 1924 under supervision of Hugh L. Cooper (=Reptilian). It looks so old that anytime, this dam might fail. Around this dam area, there is TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority = federal government) facilities. You can say these TVA facilities are kind of Area 51 in Alabama. There are many Reptilian sightings on Reservation Road where TVA facilities and Wilson Dam are located.
Wilson Dam built in 1924 might fail anytime!
https://spacetravelinalabama.com/2019/02/22/wilson-dam-built-in-1924-might-fail-anytime/
Shoals Area Flooding 2/22/2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD_Ura-HsSk