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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

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It's easy to forget that a river runs through the heart of Los Angeles. Normally flowing at a crawl, much of it through nondescript concrete channels, the Los Angeles River picks up speed during the rainy season. By Monday, fed by a slow-moving atmospheric river dumping historic amounts of rain, the river was raging and even threatened to overspill its flood-control barriers in some sections. In a dramatic river rescue Monday afternoon, an LA Fi…

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

It’s easy to forget that a river runs through the heart of Los Angeles. Normally flowing at a crawl, much of it through nondescript concrete channels, the Los Angeles River

3 months ago·United States

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

LOS ANGELES (AP) — It’s easy to forget that a river runs through the heart of Los Angeles. Normally flowing at a crawl, much of it through nondescript concrete channels, the Los Angeles River picks up speed during the rainy season. By Monday, fed by a slow-moving atmospheric river dumping historic amounts of rain, the river was raging and even threatened to overspill its flood-control barriers in some sections. In a dramatic river rescue, an LA …

3 months ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- It's easy to forget that a river runs through the heart of Los Angeles. Normally flowing at a crawl, much of it through nondescript concrete channels, the Los Angeles River picks up speed during the rainy season.

3 months ago·Canada

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Los Angeles River Swallows Trees and Debris Amid Flood Watch

The Los Angeles River was unusually high on Monday, February 5, as a severe storm system gripped the region, prompting a flood watch for Los Angeles County. Footage captured by Todd Munson shows strong currents and high water levels in the Los Angeles River, in the Elysian Valley neighborhood. A flood watch remains in effect in Los Angeles County until Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Credit: Todd Munson via Storyful

3 months ago·Southport, Australia

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

3 months ago·Tacoma, United States

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

3 months ago·Miami, United States

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Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Los Angeles River Swallows Trees and Debris Amid Flood Watch

Los Angeles River Swallows Trees and Debris Amid Flood Watch

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

Normally at a crawl, the Los Angeles River threatens to overflow during torrential rains

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