Tropical Storm Hilary & the Day After in San Bernardino County, CA

Eric & I are staying at Mountain

 Lakes RV Resort in Lytle Creek.

We were on the western edge of

 the Storm Track.

Hilary's rains didn't stay exactly in the Storm Track.

Looking out our windshield

at the rain.

Today's a good day to make a pot of Spaghetti Sauce.

Taking a picture of our neighbors

in between bands of rain.

A few RVers came in for the weekend.  Eric and I watched RVs leave Sunday morning.

There's got to be a morning

after...

Anyone remember the

Poseidon Adventure?

The rainfall total in Lytle Creek was reported to be 9.44 inches.  

The puddles in front of our

motorhome have dried up.

Eric walks out of our

motorhome.

Our outdoor rug is mostly covered in dirt.

Just as the Meteorologist

predicted, sunny skies.

Clouds obscure the mountains

off Lytle Creek Road, & the

road is dry.

It looks like yesterday's

storm is loitering

Lytle Creek is flowing within

its banks.  

The rainwater runoff in this

area flowed smoothly.

Did those rocks "bounce"

across the road, or were

they moved to the parking

area across from the hill?

This is our favorite mountain

with clouds pic.

The Palm Trees in this picture

remind me of movie scenes

of Southern California.

There need to be Palm Trees on both sides of the street for this to be the perfect SoCal shot.

Low-lying clouds linger over

the mountains into the 

early afternoon.