Following the storm-related floods of Jan. 22, San Diego was hit with a second set of torrential rains and high winds, caused by two atmospheric rivers, beginning Feb. 1.
San Diego City College students shared with City Times as they sheltered from the rain Feb. 1 how the recent weather has impacted their routine.
The closure of the Orange Line and dangerous roads forced many students to adjust their plans and find other ways to get to school.
Click on the image below to see the students’ responses.
“I usually go back to Mexico with my mom because she lives there, so the rain has been really affecting the freeway to go back, and they close down the border, and it's just a big mess. And that's the major conflict that I have about (the rain). But thankfully, I don't take the trolley anymore.”
-Yatana Mora, 18, Political Science
