Indio, California: El Nino continues to pelt SoCal with gallons of much needed water. Floods. Wind. Landslides. Mudslides. Tornados. Snow. This valley usually gets about five inches of rain per year and two inches have fallen over the past two days. Temperatures rise to the mid 60's during the day and drop into the low 40's overnight. Also, Mother Nature threw-in a little earthquake yesterday to keep us on our toes. The 4.5 rumbler woke Dave, but I slept through the shaking.

Lots of good foods too:


There is also a lot of needlepointing going on by the fire in the evening. Two projects have recently been finished are have been sent off to two little newborns.


We woke this morning to sunny skies, chilly temperatures and snow on all the surrounding mountains.

I have never seen snow so far down the mountain. Beautiful.



Predictions call for a two-day break in the rain.
Until my next update, I remain, your warm and dry correspondent.
RV PARK: The Motorcoach Country Club