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Lou Penrose, sitting of a John Cobalt all this week.

What a day in Southern California.

We got the forecast.

So we knew it was coming and really the storm delivered and it was heavy duty

rainfall earlier today and the storm for the most parts subsided right on time at one o'clock.

KFI's Michael Monks is in the newsroom. So far so good. There's still some pockets of rain

I'm seeing here on the radar but it seems like the spigots off. There some pockets of rain I'm seeing here on the radar, but it seems like

the spigots off. There are pockets of rain. We are seeing some rain falling in the area around

Yucaypa, San Bernardino County. What we're dealing with right now, Lou is just the aftermath.

The deluge, as you called it, before you went to break. That has already blown through this part of Southern

California. And we're actually seeing a little bit of sunshine breaking through the clouds right

now here in Burbank. It looks kind of nice out there. A total reversal of what we were experiencing

earlier this morning when that rain was coming down as if you had turned on the shower. It was

fast. It was intense. And the rain piled up all across

LA County, parts of Ventura County, parts of Orange County very, very quickly. I mean, multiple

inches in a very short period of time. But that rain has finally for the most part subsided.

And now we are just keeping our eyes peeled for any potential after

effects, such as mudslides. I'm looking at some video here earlier today in North Hollywood.

And I mean, conditions must have just been right in the geography of the street, but there's a

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