Pasadena and neighboring cities state of emergency?

I'll be able to after I go LT. I'm not sure 5" of lift with the stock bumper is enough

 

It's pretty bad, but nothing has happened at our house. A few unlucky people with branches or trees on their cars though.

EDIT: Here's a pic of that same gas station.

 

We're next out here. Supposed to destroy some stuff tonight and tomorrow.

 

Fuck Prius's

 

Im working in Barstow, and the winds been pretty crazy and consistent. Last night one of the hotel's tree fell on my coworkers tundra. Luckily most of the tree landed on hotel but it broke both of his side mirrors off and dented his roof.

 

Well, it's just a Tundy, no big deal

The Bay Area got whacked pretty good, most of the heavy stuff was up in the hills, there was surfers on Lake Tahoe today!

 

My nephew posted on FB his neighbors Lambo with allot of damage. Why would you leave it out in a storm?

 

I lost power for all day yesterday

 

Out in Simi Valley, it wasn't as bad as Pasadena, however, the wind was strong enough in Simi to sling roof shingles off of my roof and hit the taco. Left a nice ding on the front left fender.

Oh well, at least I got that first ding out of the way.

 

I'm working at our office in Pasadena (Parsons complex) and was greeted by a lobby full of branches and leaves from ground floor windows being blown out. Then, got to our floor an there were three offices with the windows blown out!

There is still a lot of traffic lights not working, makes getting out of town really suck!

 

Santa Anas in California. Chinooks in Colorado. Can anyone name the car company that names their vehicles after some of the world's big winds?

 

Got called out yesterday at 2:30 in the morning for power outages. Trees fell all over the station taking out 34,500 volt power lines and equipment.

 

I have a friend that works at Parsons. he just got sent to London or china for a year for a job.

 

my uncle Fred worked at Parsons way back in the day... he was on the Alaskan pipeline project...

 

I work for the Govt... don't usually work near home, unless there is a disaster! No word on the state asking for fed assistance so will keep working on the present project.

 

who you work for? i heard the mountain areas got winds up to 185 mph. their sensors stop working after 150mmph

 

Didn't see anything about 100+ winds "officially" I work for FEMA, in disaster recovery. Haven't heard if the state will ask for a federal declaration yet.

 

my city is doing reverse 911 calls warning it's citizens that looting is taking place in homes that appear to be abandoned and empty from the effected power outage areas that has lasted since the crazy winds Wednesday night. i think it's time to bust out the weapons for a functions test and a quick cleaning!!

 

It wasn't a "storm", it was just very windy. Besides, people in Southern California hardly ever check the weather forecasts.

 

this is 2 blocks from my house..