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      A View of a Rainy Day in Pasadena

      Photographs from various parts of Pasadena and nearby, during and after Tuesday’s El Niño storm.

      By Emmanuel Krauletz

      Click on the photos to enlarge and to start the photo gallery.

      City Hall early Tuesday afternoon (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      City Hall early Tuesday afternoon (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Los Robles and Colorado Boulevard, where the Great Wall of Pasadena used to be (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).Los Robles and Colorado Boulevard, where the Great Wall of Pasadena used to be (Photo - Emmanuel Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Los Robles and Colorado Boulevard, where the Great Wall of Pasadena used to be (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Pasadena Senior Center with City Hall in the background (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Pasadena Senior Center with City Hall in the background (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Memorial Park and St. Andrew's Tower (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Memorial Park and St. Andrew’s Tower (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Pasadena Public Library and the Court House (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Pasadena Public Library and the Court House (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      South Lake Ave Pasadena (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      South Lake Ave Pasadena (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Shumei America on Colorado Blvd (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Shumei America on Colorado Blvd (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Del Mar and Bonita Ave (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Del Mar and Bonita Ave (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Sierra Madre and Colorado Blvd (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Sierra Madre and Colorado Blvd (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Hastings Ranch (Photo - Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      Hastings Ranch (Photo – Emmanuel Krauletz ⒸColoradoBlvd.net).

      South Pasadena

      Two inches of rain in South Pasadena since last night (Photo - twitter, @queenofsocal31).

      Two inches of rain in South Pasadena since last night (Photo – twitter, @queenofsocal31).

      Altadena

      From LA County Sheriff's Dept car vs. gym at Curves in Altadena. No injuries (Photo - twitter, @LasdDan).

      From LA County Sheriff’s Dept car vs. gym at Curves in Altadena. No injuries (Photo – twitter, @LasdDan).

      After the storm

      After the storm in Old Pasadena (Photo - twitter@aztecpopcorn).

      After the storm in Old Pasadena (Photo – twitter@aztecpopcorn).

      City Hall after the storm (Photo - twitter‏@PlanetaryKeri).

      City Hall after the storm (Photo – twitter‏@PlanetaryKeri).

      Vista Del Arroyo Hotel from Colorado St. Bridge (Photo - Mike Pashistoran‎).

      Vista Del Arroyo Hotel from Colorado St. Bridge (Photo – Mike Pashistoran‎).

      The cold front that pushed through the mountains today has shifted east of us as of 4 p.m. this afternoon, but scattered showers will continue throughout the night. Another Storm is expected to bring heavy snow and even stronger winds to the mountains on Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday night. Thunderstorms will be possible with any of these storms. National Weather Service is forecasting 3.75 inches of rain in Pasadena over the next 24 hrs. It’s sweater time in Pasadena.

       

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      1. Mike in Pasadena says:
        January 7, 2016 at 9:18 am

        Excellent photos. Especially the last one of the old Vista del Arroyo Hotel! 🙂

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