Tropical Storm remnants expected to hit SoCal Sunday (Update: Game will go as scheduled) (2 Viewers)

[superchuck500]

Oh shut up Jeff. It’s barely raining with no wind.

And just a little ground shake

 

[gummbo70114]

Welp, NFL network just went blank on me so I’m gonna have to switch over to the CBS affiliate, Which means having to endure the hometowns broadcast team #GagMeWithASpoon

 

[boutte]

Welp, NFL network just went blank on me so I’m gonna have to switch over to the CBS affiliate, Which means having to endure the hometowns broadcast team #GagMeWithASpoon

Go to WWL radio.

 

[Dan in Lafayette]

If only we had some sort of sign that the game should be moved or delayed.

Well Bill, things like signs always seem to happen in 3's. With a TS and an earthquake already, let's hope the team is on the plane heading home before SoCal slides into the ocean. For you folks living there, head east as quickly as possible. Good luck.

 

[gummbo70114]

Go to WWL radio.

I’m in SoCal, don’t get WWL radio

 

[Bill]

Well Bill, things like signs always seem to happen in 3's. With a TS and an earthquake already, let's hope the team is on the plane heading home before SoCal slides into the ocean. For you folks living there, head east as quickly as possible. Good luck.

A tsunami or wildfire there would certainly prove your theory.

 

[i_am_error]

I live in LA....and it's just rain. We actually had worse rain earlier this year, and that was still just....rain.

 

[i_am_error]

I got the alert. Ojai hit with a 5.1 and then a series of 3.x quakes.

I didn't feel it here in Studio City. Did you feel it where you are? ETA: I saw your post that you felt it up near Santa Clarita.

Hopefully it's not a lead up to a major quake on one of the major fault lines.

Felt it in Burbank. It was just a little roller.

 

[boutte]

I’m in SoCal, don’t get WWL radio

WWl.com. They stream the radio broadcast. You have to synch the sound to the game though.

 

[gummbo70114]

What a pleasant surprise not having to worry about or kicking game

 

[MJ in Calif]

An earthquake going on? They only last 15-20 seconds on average Jeff.

 

[jayd265]

Guess nfl and officials knew it was ok to have the game after all…

 

[Cajun Chat]

I live in LA....and it's just rain. We actually had worse rain earlier this year, and that was still just....rain.

Agreed.

 

[Dan in Lafayette]

I’m in SoCal, don’t get WWL radio

That's not necessarily a bad thing.

 

[Saintman2884]

Guess nfl and officials knew it was ok to have the game after all…

They assumed a far greater risk or probability that a series of terrible, unfortunate events regarding fan safety, the overall safeties of individual team players, stadium employees, event staff, coaches and their families/relatives getting caught in flooding, mudslides, poor visibility that invariably couldve led to severe injuries, car wrecks, collisions, etc. These events mightve been easily avoided if the NFL and L.A. city and county officials had exercised some proactive, necessary commonsense and postponed or cancelled a mostly meaningless pre-season game but the NFL FO, as is its want, reaffirmed all its gives two sheets about is unbridled greed, insatiable lust for money, ratings, and revenue for marketing/promotions. If some people happen to get injured or killed driving or being about in somewhat-dangerous weather conditions like tornadoes, potentially deadly severe thunderstorms, TS or hurricane-force high winds of, mudslides well fork them, they knew the risks of going out in terrible, inclement weather like that anyway, even if we pretended or made it seem like it was no big deal when it happened. The city of Los Angeles apparently thought or believed it wasnt too troubling, dangerous of a public sporting event to call it off themselves so we're covered there, too as a possible scapegoat, I mean legal cover or alibi...

Either way, our figurative and literal legal arses are covered anyway.

We dodged a bullet this time, it seems. We'll dodge another one next time when a bigger, larger, potentially more disastrous natural disaster is barreling down towards a major U.S. city like Miami, Tampa, or Jacksonville and we tell local fans not to worry there either.