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I never heard of a Bomb Cyclone until now. Looking at the picture reminded me of an old tree that fell down the road. I had no idea how huge that thing was until it was laying along the road. It was taller than the height of my car.
My God.  The amount of tracking Sky News admits too is wild. Had to reject the article >

Bit insane yes.
Imagine walking out of a brick and mortar store and discovering they put a gps tracker on your car while you were shopping, hired someone to follow you around to see which products you look at in other stores, who then followed you home and took pictures through your window to see what you ate for dinner and which book you were reading.
And that’s only a small fraction of what this online tracking shit can do. >

Crap what do u do after accepting accidentally? >

Deleting cookies helps to some extent, but it may also cause you to be signed out of other websites >

Cheers! >

12 dead in the last 10 days. Be safe out there my fellow Californians >

Car crashes? >

Article just says as a result of the storm but doesn't specify >

Just speculating. On my commute other day there was so much water on the freeway I had to go around 45 to keep consistent traction. Saw quite a few people losing control or crashed on the side of the road. >

I live in Sacramento. The park next to the zoo by my house looks like a literal bomb hit it. At some point we had like 400000 people with no power in our local electric municipality, but that was much better than PG&E who people have lost power since NYE. They are getting emails saying power might not return until next week. Lots of pics of crushed cars and houses going around too. >

SMUD is doing well getting you guys back online, I hope. The outage map looks vague, it's hard to see what's what. I'm supposed to head in to deliver food to a youth shelter this morning, but I'm not sure it's even open... everyone my wife's office next to City Hall has been told not to bother coming in.
Waving from the other side of the Causeway,
DPL
(ps Davis is a wreck, too, but no real flooding and no real power company) >

I was kinda wondering how Davis was. My mom works downtown there and hasn’t mentioned how much debris there is. You guys have a lot of large mature trees too so I imagine there’s quite a bit. Hope your big ones stay up and everyone stays safe. >

Trees down all over. Half the power poles along 2nd are down, if not straight snapped in half. Four massive trees down right behind my own house. The debris is considerable, but the city's been doing a great job sawing it up and pushing it out of the way.
Weirdly, Davis is relative high ground for the area, so flooding is unlikely. Getting in and out of town from any direction but west is a little tricky this morning.
Let's all stay home and drink coffee with whisky in it! >

My mom works on second.  I wonder if her office has power. >

Unless she works in the plaza with the Target or at the one across the street with the Chase bank I doubt it. No access at all is permitted from about Cantrill to L -- not even bicycles. Maybe the robotics place still has power, and some of the little offices along the east run of 2nd might be online, but it's a mess down there. Dog park is now a dog pond. >

She works in old downtown Davis.  I guess I'll find out >

2nd St downtown is okay, but the surroundings are messy. Might be a trick navigating and parking, but there's power on 2nd between A and H at least. It's when you hit L that things go very wrong. >

I always turn to Sky News for my latest California news. ^/s >

The city of Petaluma was damn near flooded this morning when I was going to work. Haven't seen anything like this in... Ever >

What a ridiculous photo to use to convey the extent of the damage.  Might as well have used the lawn chair tipped over meme pic. >

I never heard of a Bomb Cyclone until now. Looking at the picture reminded me of an old tree that fell down the road. I had no idea how huge that thing was until it was laying along the road. It was taller than the height of my car. >

Remember when you first heard about a Polar Vortex?  And now you hear it several times a year.  Wondering if we're gonna hear about bomb cyclones a lot in the coming future. >

You'll hear from them again. And heat domes too. We done f'ed up. >

“That cyclone was the bomb bro”— some Californian dude >

....Rand Paul enters the chat >

My God.  The amount of tracking Sky News admits too is wild. Had to reject the article >

Bit insane yes.
Imagine walking out of a brick and mortar store and discovering they put a gps tracker on your car while you were shopping, hired someone to follow you around to see which products you look at in other stores, who then followed you home and took pictures through your window to see what you ate for dinner and which book you were reading.
And that’s only a small fraction of what this online tracking shit can do. >

Crap what do u do after accepting accidentally? >

Deleting cookies helps to some extent, but it may also cause you to be signed out of other websites >

Cheers! >

12 dead in the last 10 days. Be safe out there my fellow Californians >

Car crashes? >

Article just says as a result of the storm but doesn't specify >

Just speculating. On my commute other day there was so much water on the freeway I had to go around 45 to keep consistent traction. Saw quite a few people losing control or crashed on the side of the road. >

I live in Sacramento. The park next to the zoo by my house looks like a literal bomb hit it. At some point we had like 400000 people with no power in our local electric municipality, but that was much better than PG&E who people have lost power since NYE. They are getting emails saying power might not return until next week. Lots of pics of crushed cars and houses going around too. >

SMUD is doing well getting you guys back online, I hope. The outage map looks vague, it's hard to see what's what. I'm supposed to head in to deliver food to a youth shelter this morning, but I'm not sure it's even open... everyone my wife's office next to City Hall has been told not to bother coming in.
Waving from the other side of the Causeway,
DPL
(ps Davis is a wreck, too, but no real flooding and no real power company) >

I was kinda wondering how Davis was. My mom works downtown there and hasn’t mentioned how much debris there is. You guys have a lot of large mature trees too so I imagine there’s quite a bit. Hope your big ones stay up and everyone stays safe. >

Trees down all over. Half the power poles along 2nd are down, if not straight snapped in half. Four massive trees down right behind my own house. The debris is considerable, but the city's been doing a great job sawing it up and pushing it out of the way.
Weirdly, Davis is relative high ground for the area, so flooding is unlikely. Getting in and out of town from any direction but west is a little tricky this morning.
Let's all stay home and drink coffee with whisky in it! >

My mom works on second.  I wonder if her office has power. >

Unless she works in the plaza with the Target or at the one across the street with the Chase bank I doubt it. No access at all is permitted from about Cantrill to L -- not even bicycles. Maybe the robotics place still has power, and some of the little offices along the east run of 2nd might be online, but it's a mess down there. Dog park is now a dog pond. >

She works in old downtown Davis.  I guess I'll find out >

2nd St downtown is okay, but the surroundings are messy. Might be a trick navigating and parking, but there's power on 2nd between A and H at least. It's when you hit L that things go very wrong. >

I always turn to Sky News for my latest California news. ^/s >

The city of Petaluma was damn near flooded this morning when I was going to work. Haven't seen anything like this in... Ever >

What a ridiculous photo to use to convey the extent of the damage.  Might as well have used the lawn chair tipped over meme pic. >

I never heard of a Bomb Cyclone until now. Looking at the picture reminded me of an old tree that fell down the road. I had no idea how huge that thing was until it was laying along the road. It was taller than the height of my car. >

Remember when you first heard about a Polar Vortex?  And now you hear it several times a year.  Wondering if we're gonna hear about bomb cyclones a lot in the coming future. >

You'll hear from them again. And heat domes too. We done f'ed up. >

“That cyclone was the bomb bro”— some Californian dude >

....Rand Paul enters the chat >

My God.  The amount of tracking Sky News admits too is wild. Had to reject the article >

Bit insane yes.
Imagine walking out of a brick and mortar store and discovering they put a gps tracker on your car while you were shopping, hired someone to follow you around to see which products you look at in other stores, who then followed you home and took pictures through your window to see what you ate for dinner and which book you were reading.
And that’s only a small fraction of what this online tracking shit can do. >

Crap what do u do after accepting accidentally? >

Deleting cookies helps to some extent, but it may also cause you to be signed out of other websites >

Cheers! >

12 dead in the last 10 days. Be safe out there my fellow Californians >

Car crashes? >

Article just says as a result of the storm but doesn't specify >

Just speculating. On my commute other day there was so much water on the freeway I had to go around 45 to keep consistent traction. Saw quite a few people losing control or crashed on the side of the road. >

I live in Sacramento. The park next to the zoo by my house looks like a literal bomb hit it. At some point we had like 400000 people with no power in our local electric municipality, but that was much better than PG&E who people have lost power since NYE. They are getting emails saying power might not return until next week. Lots of pics of crushed cars and houses going around too. >

SMUD is doing well getting you guys back online, I hope. The outage map looks vague, it's hard to see what's what. I'm supposed to head in to deliver food to a youth shelter this morning, but I'm not sure it's even open... everyone my wife's office next to City Hall has been told not to bother coming in.
Waving from the other side of the Causeway,
DPL
(ps Davis is a wreck, too, but no real flooding and no real power company) >

I was kinda wondering how Davis was. My mom works downtown there and hasn’t mentioned how much debris there is. You guys have a lot of large mature trees too so I imagine there’s quite a bit. Hope your big ones stay up and everyone stays safe. >

Trees down all over. Half the power poles along 2nd are down, if not straight snapped in half. Four massive trees down right behind my own house. The debris is considerable, but the city's been doing a great job sawing it up and pushing it out of the way.
Weirdly, Davis is relative high ground for the area, so flooding is unlikely. Getting in and out of town from any direction but west is a little tricky this morning.
Let's all stay home and drink coffee with whisky in it! >

My mom works on second.  I wonder if her office has power. >

Unless she works in the plaza with the Target or at the one across the street with the Chase bank I doubt it. No access at all is permitted from about Cantrill to L -- not even bicycles. Maybe the robotics place still has power, and some of the little offices along the east run of 2nd might be online, but it's a mess down there. Dog park is now a dog pond. >

She works in old downtown Davis.  I guess I'll find out >

2nd St downtown is okay, but the surroundings are messy. Might be a trick navigating and parking, but there's power on 2nd between A and H at least. It's when you hit L that things go very wrong. >

I always turn to Sky News for my latest California news. ^/s >

The city of Petaluma was damn near flooded this morning when I was going to work. Haven't seen anything like this in... Ever >

What a ridiculous photo to use to convey the extent of the damage.  Might as well have used the lawn chair tipped over meme pic.