It’s no secret that Southern California’s infrastructure was built for a climate that doesn’t see much rain. Our streets, storm drains, and power lines were designed around a Mediterranean climate where “winter” is just a slightly cooler summer. For the most part, L.A. handles the occasional rain just fine. But every so often, heavy rainfalls […]
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