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This is the Friends Vistory Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor, too. Jeff Bliss is specific watch.

On assignments, special edition. Jeff has removed himself from the blizzards and the water spouts

and the tornadoes and the flooding and the rain rivers of southern California and transferred

himself to Tempea, Arizona, where conditions are just fine, thank you very much. But it gives Jeff

a certain perspective because he gets to call back home and find out what's happening to everyone else.

Jeff, a very good evening to you. It's Yoder Bliss now we call upon you. You're used to

outpine conditions and that would apply to what I'm reading from southern California's weather

reporting. Water spouts off of Dana Point, you send me a picture. Tornadoes in the Los Angeles

County area, snow up and down I five so much so that it's closed at something called the grapevine,

you will explain. And then in the north, nothing's been heard from the north for three or four days,

Jeff. They're gone. They've achieved every perfect California weather. They're the Yukon. What's

happened, Jeff? Where do these storms come from? Good evening, John. These storms are a combination of

weather effects from the Arctic area as well as the Pacific. So what you have is you have the

jet stream dipping down and you have the moisture coming from typically tropical areas, Hawaii type

of things. These are called the pineapple express and now we have these atmospheric rivers of

moisture that are coming in across the Pacific and then they hit this jet stream that's dipped down.

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