Ladies and gentlemen, welcome with the Tim Dillon show.

Another atmospheric rain event here in Los Angeles, a storm.

Cleansing the air of the fire, which is nice.

Cleansing the air of the hellish fire should be a 48-hour strongest storm in a year bearing down on Southern California could cause flooding.

The terms now for these are always, you know, the most extreme.

They're like atmospheric, you know, sky storm.

It's never like it's going to rain for two days.

When I grew up, it was like it's raining.

And now it's like an atmospheric, you know, river or something they call it.

Like a, what is the term for this?

It's like a river of...

Even the way they write about it,

they're like raging torrents of rain

and atmospheric river, they call it.

What happened to rain?

Like it's going to rain a lot.

Now it's an atmospheric river, raging

torrents of rock slides and mudslides. It can be damaging and even deadly. Yeah, well, that's not

ideal, but it doesn't, it doesn't help to call it an atmospheric river it's like a river is falling out of the sky

onto whatever that's why I sold my house you know obviously many people don't listen to the show

they listen but they don't listen.

So they come up to me and they go,

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