The Los Angeles flood of 1938 was one of the largest floods in the history of Los Angeles, Orange, and Riverside Counties in southern California. The flood was caused by two Pacific storms that swept across the Los Angeles Basin in February-March 1938 and generated almost one year’s worth of precipitation in just a few days.
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938
Incredible Photos of the Los Angeles Flood in 1938