Sunset Carpet and Tile Cleaning

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01/05/2021

Wishing you wisdom, courage, and health this new year.

03/25/2020

Let’s show some love today (and throughout this crisis) to our local restaurants that are always there to serve us great food and bring our community together. Our support ensures they will still be here in the months and years to come!
Some restaraunts that come to mind in the SouthBay but certainly not all with apologies to to the ones i dont think of now lol, are:
Toms Tacos
Fatburger PCH
Wilsons Burgers
SunnySideUp Deli in the South Bay Galleria food court
Fine Wok
Mr G's Steakhouse
Spires
ThaiRama

I could go on and on lol.

04/18/2019

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★★★★★ A top reviewed Carpet Cleaner is Sunset Carpet Cleaning & Tile Cleaning in Torrance, CA. This video shows the actual reviews that have been given by th...

02/01/2019

Well, that is it. Major Pacific Storm Vladimir is now official here at Southern California Weather Force as a Category Five system out of my one through six scale for Saturday. Some interesting aspects within the frontal zone is the low-level wind associated with it. Very strong southerly flow will....

02/01/2019

Flood Risk Model - Saturday 2-2-2019 - Warning Levels - Going to do a closing post tonight but this needs a post by itself for caution - Trial Membership for Saturday available now -

Link to trial sign-up - http://www.southerncaliforniaweatherforce.com/trial-membership/

This is the Southern California Weather Force Flood Risk Model that can be found in the member section at any time during a storm capable of some flooding. Today only reached a widespread 'moderate'. These levels I just calculated for Saturday clearly show a storm similar to January 2018, which is the Montecito disaster system. It is even worse because that one did not extend through Los Angeles so you can bet today's system's flooding was a walk in the park compared to Saturday.

There is a very large high-risk zone as well. Because the tropical moisture is introducing into this system then, values will be higher than many think so I'll go with 4-6" in the burn areas with this system with 6-10" in the foothills.

This is not a system to take lightly. My wind model I will post in the member section has widespread 40-60 mph winds in the metro areas and this is enough to cause damage along the front. Had someone say Ursula today should have been a category 6. A category is determined not by thunderstorms. Ursula, as I stated the other day, is higher in the category now because of the thunderstorms but it lacked the frontal zone winds Saturday will have.

Use Friday to prepare if you have not yet done so ...

I will allow a trial membership for Saturday's system. This trial membership comes with you signing up and automatically being able to log into the main site. There you'll see the member section and see 'set e-mail alerts here' - enter that and checkmark what you want for micro-climate alerts. You can see zoom-able models I am working on when storms hit. If you enjoy it, you can be a full member by joining after the trial is done. I do a trial every month for ONE system to demonstrate how the alerts and member section works. No support comes from the trial as many sign-up and I have few hands.

Link to trial sign-up - http://www.southerncaliforniaweatherforce.com/trial-membership/

Closing post on today will be posted tonight ...

01/31/2019

Pacific Storm URSULA has remained a category three thus far with the most impact as forecast being the thunderstorms. Numerous thunderstorms have affected Santa Barbara and Ventura and the dynamics are heading eastward to Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego County, and the Inland Empire, as far north as....

01/31/2019

In the woods