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Bring your boots. Deep puddles littered all over the school were perfect places for students to play in.
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The school staff sets up tents from the pouring rain to shield students as they walk to get lunch at the cafeteria.
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Falling in L.A. : Autumn leaves litter the wet ground, portraying an environment much different than the typically sunny weather of Van Nuys.
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Drizzle and pour: Many Wolves enjoyed the rainy and chilly weather on Oct. 25.
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RAIN RAIN GO AWAY: Amidst a sudden, heavy downpour, Senior Angela Proca tries to stay dry under the temporary tents in front of the school cafeteria on Oct. 25. The sudden storm brought brief periods of heavy rain, thunder and even occasional lightning, after a long spell of dry weather. Even though the rain was welcome, it did little to alleviate Southern California’s ongoing historic drought, the longest in 1,200 years.
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No one is safe: Everything on campus got drenched which was a rare sight for students to enjoy or run away from on the first very rainy day of the semester.
A rare rainfall came to the school and poured on students all day long. Students without hoods and umbrellas were forced to duck under the tents, set up the staff or rush to class as quickly as possible.
Outdoor sports practices and other events at school were all cancelled before and after classes.
As difficult as it may be for some students to deal with, the area could use more showers as California is still suffering from a drought. However, experts still believe that the rain won’t be enough to end it just yet.
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