Marin County experienced severe flooding due to a combination of King Tides, heavy rain, and storm surge, highlighting the increasing impact of climate change and sea level rise. Local officials are working on resilience plans, but experts warn that future conditions may worsen, requiring comprehensive regional solutions.
Southern California experienced record-breaking rainfall leading to flooding, road closures, and beach advisories, with the wet weather expected to taper off by Tuesday and a potential return to sunny, breezy conditions later in the week.
Heavy rains and high tides have caused significant flooding across California's Bay Area and southern regions, leading to road closures, rescues, and record-high King Tides, with ongoing weather warnings and impacts on transportation and daily life.
Heavy storms in San Diego caused flooding that forced hundreds of homeless shelter residents to evacuate, highlighting the increasing impact of climate change on vulnerable populations and the recurring nature of such disasters in the area.
Heavy rain and king tides caused flooding and disruptions across California, including highway closures and airport shutdowns, with the worst conditions in Santa Barbara and the Bay Area, as authorities warn of continued risks.
King tides and heavy rain caused significant flooding in Marin County, California, inundating roads and homes, with residents experiencing unprecedented water levels and sharing community efforts to manage the flooding.
A Marin County neighborhood experienced flooding due to king tides and an upcoming storm, with warnings of up to 2.5 feet of inundation in low-lying areas, road closures, and property damage expected across the San Francisco Bay Area.
Southern California is experiencing a record-breaking wet winter with heavy storms bringing rain, snow, and flooding risks, but the recent rainfall is helping reduce fire danger and improve drought conditions, though future dry spells could pose risks.
A rare New Year's Day rainstorm in Southern California caused flooding, road closures, and water rescues across Los Angeles and San Diego, disrupting events like the Rose Parade and highlighting the region's already above-normal rainfall this season.
A storm is bringing heavy rain to Southern California, causing flooding concerns, evacuation warnings, and challenging first responders, while the Rose Parade proceeds despite the forecast of rain.
A series of atmospheric river storms is bringing heavy rain and flood threats to California, especially Southern California, with evacuation warnings issued in wildfire-affected areas. The storms follow a recent destructive Christmas-week storm, with concerns about debris flows, flash flooding, and mountain snow hazards, impacting events like the Rose Parade and mountain travel.
Due to severe flooding and landslides, Highway 2 in Washington has been extensively damaged and closed since December 10. State officials, including Governor Ferguson, are working to reopen all lanes between Skykomish and Stevens Pass by Sunday, with some restrictions. A limited reopening has already allowed access from the east, and full reopening is expected soon, restoring crucial winter tourism routes and community access.
AIR7 captured the first aerial footage of storm damage in Wrightwood after Christmas Eve's powerful storm caused flash flooding and mudslides, damaging around 50 homes and leaving residents to begin cleanup efforts.
Winter rains have caused flooding in Gaza camps, worsening conditions for displaced Palestinians amid ongoing conflict and limited aid, as Israel and Hamas prepare for the next phase of their ceasefire negotiations.
A massive sinkhole caused by heavy rain and flooding has partially washed away a Ventura family's backyard, with damage spreading to neighboring properties; crews are assessing the situation, which was linked to a failed drainage canal.