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Elizabeth Morse Quotes
«This is such a slow moving storm -- means a lot of rain in many areas -- basically anywhere that has had flood problems before, people should be looking for flood problems now.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«We just can't seem to get rid of it, this weather pattern. It will stop, this is California after all.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«The good news, of course, is that we are in a break right now. The bad news is that it ends tomorrow.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«The problem with showers and thunderstorms is that you can drop quite a bit of precipitation in a short period of time. Half an inch of rain in 30 minutes is going to be a real problem in some of the areas where we already have standing water.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«Overall, this is a much more gentle system. Unfortunately, it's coming right on the heels of a pretty potent system.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«There's system coming in next week that looks quite potent.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«This is some of the most moist air we have seen in a long time.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«Mother Nature has backed off. We are looking at slightly better conditions in the forecast.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«This will be mostly a Southern California event. It is still a very wet storm. It is still a very dangerous storm.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse
«We are finally starting to see changes in what's happening.»
Author: Elizabeth Morse