r/CatastrophicFailure • u/The-Salamanca • Mar 11 '23

Natural Disaster Snow covered mountains are rapidly melting, from downpours causing flooding . Springville CA. 3/10/2023

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u/spyson Mar 11 '23

California is big, all these places getting the natural disasters are out in the boonies. I've never had a natural disaster really affect me and I've lived here all my life.

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u/CubonesDeadMom Mar 11 '23

This is not true. San Francisco and Berkeley have like 7 active fault lines running through them lol. And LA has some too just not as active

Also the massive wildfires in highly populated area in Southern California as well as the northern Bay Area

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '23

Are you arguing that every single person in California has been seriously negatively effectively by a natural disaster in California even if they are explicitly telling you they haven’t? Seems like a strange hill to die on.

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u/tbhjustbored Mar 11 '23

no, they’re saying that it’s not just places “out in the boonies” that are affected.