Storm hits California over Christmas
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Officials in Los Angeles and surrounding counties warned that the giant holiday storm could trigger "widespread flash flooding."
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SoCal’s wettest Christmas holiday ever, and the intensifying drought-to-deluge cycle behind it
Scientists attribute these extreme weather swings to climate change, warning of intensifying "hydroclimate whiplash" patterns globally.
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Southern California is in for a wet Christmas week, with four days of rain expected to begin Tuesday, forecasters said Sunday.
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‘Dangerous scenario unfolding’ in Southern California from potent storm lashing the entire state
A major storm is lashing California with powerful winds and is set to deliver months’ worth of rain that could trigger debris flows and flash floods.
It’s not looking like too heavy of a storm, but some time after the clock chimes in the new year, light rain is expected to move in, and it will get heavier during New Year’s Day, with likely a half to 1 inch expected in this storm, said NWS Meteorologist David Gomberg.
A multi-day atmospheric river event soaking Southern California is expected to bring several inches of rain to many locations before skies begin to clear next week. Meteorologists expect two significant rainfall events: the first began Friday morning and ...
An even more potent atmospheric river-fueled storm is on a collision course with California after a first storm triggered deadly flooding and evacuations over the weekend in Northern California.
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. An atmospheric river is expected to bring heavy rain to Southern California starting Thursday and continuing until Sunday. Evacuation warnings are in effect in areas near ...
Three days of heavy downpours that spawned flash flooding and mudslides across Southern California subsided on Friday (December 26), as residents of homes in the hard-hit mountain resort of Wrightwood began digging out mud and assessing damage.