This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

California, Jeff Bliss is Pacific Watch, the headliner in the Los Angeles Times.

Spring storm set sights on Southern California with strong wind, heavy rain.

Now, not just one storm, a series of storms over these last weeks, so I go to Jeff Bliss

because when we last were listened to Jeff's report, the ground was filled with water.

It's it's brimming over.

The lakes are brimming over.

The spillways are brimming over.

The mountains are heaped with dozens of feats of snow and more storms coming in.

Jeff, a very good day to you.

You tell me you're in Orange County.

You're near Huntington Beach.

This is the time of year you should be out there.

Big cone of bliss surfing, but no, you're deck hand bliss on the Nautilus, surviving a

storm that well describe what it sounded like, Jeff, when the storm hits you in Orange County.

Good day, John.

It was probably the loudest storm I've ever been in my life.

Been in many of them around the oceans, places where I've lived.

And it was so loud, of course, it woke everybody up.

Looking out the window, it looked like sheets of water just coming down out of the sky.

The closer sound I can think, what it sounds closest to would be a massive waterfall.

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