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February 1st, 2010 · Posted by Skuds in Life · No Comments · Life

I can’t say I was surprised by this story.  When I went to Los Angeles it rained for a couple of days.  There were roads closed, and on one journey we were on a freeway and where it dipped under a junction there was a good 40cm of water to get through.

I guess the problems and reasons for lack of capability to deal with rain are similar to our inability to cope with a bit of snow.  If it only happens for a couple of days a year, can you justify the capital investment in infrastructure to deal with it?

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