Significant Flood-Event Could Breach Prado Dam: 29 SOCAL Cities at Risk

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Zipper730

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Significant Flood Event Could Breach Prado Dam: 29 SOCAL Cities at Risk

For those who live in California, this would be something I figure you should keep abreast of, if you aren't already.
 
Another question, and this might make me sound really stupid: If this was to occur, would internet access be affected? It sounds silly, but think of how many ISP's are based out of the state of California...
 
I saw that on the news. I live in Garden Grove which I think would be affected as they said Disney Land would be and that's just about a mile away. Just bought earthquake insurance. I guess now I need flood insurance also.
 
Prado dam is between Orange County and Riverside and controls the Santa Ana river.
The dam itself is old, yes, but it would take a storm that SoCal hasn't seen in generations to breach it...as the Prado Basin is rarely ever full (or anywhere near a semblance of designed capacity).
In regards to ISPs, they are mostly based out of Silicon Valley (Bay Area) and have no bearing on the real Southern California.
 

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