Those of us in sunny southern California are waiting for a big winter storm that should bring between two to three inches of rain in L.A., and two to three feet of snow in the local mountains. Not anywhere near as much as central California and the high Sierra will get, but hey, we'll take what we can get. I don't know how well this photo will read on people's computers, but take a look at the building on the right. It looks like the snow is up to the roof, and that these two people might be standing 15 feet above the ground. Now that's what we need to break the drought, at least for a year. I'm always amazed that Cal doesn't have water use restrictions in wet years. We can, after all, pump surplus water into our depleted water tables.
Dated, "Feb 25, 1931."
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