Actually after I realized you were talking about SoCal water I deleted my post. Yeah, that's chilly haha, anywhere north of Encinitas or thereabouts at any rate. San Diego area water isn't terrible.
Somebody in Hatfield, Hadley or S Hadley might have seen a strong localized wind gust. Some evidence on radar of a collapsing cell. On the whole, NBD obviously.
The drought in 65-66 was no joke in these parts. Quabbin set the low bar for water levels way beyond anything we've seen. A couple years ago it got to the lowest level since 66, but wasn't close to that.
Crop damage actually is the worst with smaller hail that shreds foliage. The supersized hail tends to be more sparse. Might squash a few watermelons but likely not cause wholesale destruction. Also only occurs in narrow areas of supercells with maximized updrafts. But yeah the damage to cars and roofs and windows is horrific. Large hail costs dwarf tornado costs in big cities like Dallas.