I don't live in San Diego so I have absolutely zero frame of reference about what happens to the area when it rains. But Agent 001 has shot me a few texts in the past couple of days and it seems to be a big deal.
The last one was a video of a downpour and 001 writing "You don't see this everyday in San Diego."
No kidding!
Much like when it snows in the south — let's say Atlanta — and people start doing stupid things on the road, it's apparent that the same can happen in San Diego with serious rainfall. Just see this Lamborghini Gallardo owner.
As a white Gallardo approaches a very clearly flooded intersection, the driver slowly makes their way through what appears to be water that's about a foot or two deep. Rather than patiently go around they plow forward through the muddy water, which splashes up and over the windshield.
So, what do the Spies think? Does this car have some serious water damage to its interior or the engine or did the Gallardo make it out OK?