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A flash flood warning was issued for parts of Santa Barbara County due to heavy rain, leading to the closure of Highway 101 near Goleta because of debris flows and mudslides, with no estimated reopening time, as authorities advise caution and alternative routes.
Southern California experienced its wettest Christmas in recent history due to an atmospheric river, causing widespread flooding, mudslides, and a rare tornado, leading to emergency declarations and rescue operations, with the region now in recovery mode amid ongoing weather warnings.
A strong storm system in California is easing but still poses risks of mudslides, flooding, high surf, and avalanches, prompting evacuations and emergency responses across the state.
A storm system in Los Angeles has subsided, but ongoing showers and thunderstorm risks, along with flooding and mudslide dangers, persist, prompting emergency declarations and warnings. Despite the weather, many enjoyed Christmas, and the region is expected to dry out by Saturday, though saturated grounds remain a concern.
California faces ongoing severe weather with additional heavy rain, mudslides, and debris flows, especially in burn scar zones, leading to evacuations, power outages, and fatalities amid a series of atmospheric rivers and winter storms.
Southern California faces severe weather with heavy rain, strong winds, and snow, leading to flooding, mudslides, and wildfire burn scar risks, causing evacuations, road closures, and at least two storm-related deaths.
Emergency repairs have begun on US 2 at Stevens Pass due to washouts and mudslides, leading to a closure of the route between Skykomish and Leavenworth with no estimated reopening time, as crews work on stabilization, debris removal, and drainage repairs.
A rare October storm hit California, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and potential mudslides, especially in wildfire-affected areas, prompting evacuations, power outages, and safety warnings, with the storm expected to cause up to 4 inches of rain and possible tornadoes.
Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Mario caused mudslides and flooding in Southern California, trapping drivers, damaging homes, and resulting in a tragic drowning of a 2-year-old boy, with rescue efforts ongoing and warnings for further storms.
A bomb cyclone has brought record-breaking rainfall to Northern California, causing significant flooding and increasing the risk of mudslides. The storm, which intensified rapidly, has already set new daily rainfall records in cities like Ukiah and Santa Rosa. The National Weather Service warns of prolonged rainfall leading to potential landslides and downed trees. The storm is expected to continue into the weekend, with a second wave of rain affecting areas further south, including parts of Southern California, though significant issues are not anticipated there.
Powerful storms and gusty winds have caused widespread destruction across Southern California, displacing residents and causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. Blustery winds and heavy rains have led to toppled trees, power outages, and ongoing landslide threats in various neighborhoods. Residents are facing slow cleanup and rebuilding efforts, with volunteer crews working to assist those in need. A winter storm warning remains in effect for mountain communities, with heavy snowfall expected and potential travel difficulties.
The National Weather Service predicts light rain in Southern California on Monday afternoon, with projected totals between one and two-tenths of an inch. The rainfall is expected to taper off by Tuesday, but could pose a risk of floods and mudslides. This comes after a weekend of sunny weather, and there's a possibility of more rain returning for the weekend.
California is grappling with another severe storm, leading to heavy rain, flooding, and mudslides. Road blockages, landslides, and power outages have been reported in Los Angeles, prompting officials to issue evacuation warnings for some areas. The state is still reeling from the impacts of previous storms, with residents facing significant damage and destruction. Northern California is bracing for severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes, while officials are urging residents to prepare for further flooding and power outages. Los Angeles city officials have opened winter weather shelters for unhoused people amid the powerful storm.
California is facing severe flooding and mudslides as another storm hits the state, with some regions approaching ten inches of total rainfall and road blockages, landslides, and toppled trees reported in and around Los Angeles. Flood watches are in effect for various regions, including the Bay Area, Sacramento, and San Diego, with officials warning of power outages, mud or rock slides, and coastal flooding. Evacuation warnings have been issued for some waterfront neighborhoods, and the Santa Barbara airport has been recovering from travel issues caused by heavy rain and flooding.
California is experiencing flooding, mudslides, and high winds as a powerful storm continues to bring heavy rain to the state. The atmospheric river, fueled by deep tropical moisture from near Hawaii, is causing moderate to heavy rains, leading to flood watches and debris flows. The storm is expected to persist until Wednesday, with the risk of flash flooding and excessive rainfall in the Los Angeles metro area. Additionally, heavy snowfall and high winds are forecast for the Sierra Nevada and Southern California mountains.