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A powerful Northeast storm forced widespread flight cancellations, with more than 5,500 flights canceled on Monday and operations largely suspended at major hubs like JFK, Newark, and Boston Logan; airlines expect partial restart by Tuesday and are offering rebooking waivers and refunds.
A winter storm is bringing heavy snow to eastern Iowa Thursday evening into Friday morning, with rain turning to snow after 1 p.m. and potential accumulations of 6-8+ inches near the Highway 20 corridor. Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories are in effect from 6 p.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday, bringing gusty winds and slick, snow-covered roads as crews work to clear them.
A powerful winter storm will soak Los Angeles and much of Southern California through midweek, bringing heavy rain, potential thunderstorms, and flood risks, plus mountain snow; burn-scar areas face debris-flow threats with evacuation warnings in effect, road closures (including Topanga Canyon) and preparations for travel disruptions as Grapevine conditions loom, before improving by late week.
A dangerous multi-day storm pounds California with heavy rain, flash flood risk, and historic Sierra Nevada snowfall potentially reaching up to 8 feet at higher elevations. Evacuation warnings are in place near burn scars in Los Angeles, while damaging winds threaten trees and power lines. The system triggers flight delays at SFO, widespread travel disruptions, and the potential for landslides, waterspouts, and rare winter tornadoes along the coast; officials urge residents to heed warnings and avoid mountain roads as the storm lingers.
A strong storm is forecast to bring heavy rain, possible flooding and dangerous waves to Southern California from Sunday through early next week, with 1–2 inches of rain in valleys and coast (more in the mountains), potential debris flows in burn-scar areas, gusty winds, and high surf with waves over 10 feet; Bay Area beach hazards are also expected as the system moves through, with mountain snow possible as totals rise.
A powerful Hawaiʻi storm led to a statewide shutdown of non-essential state functions, widespread power outages, and closures of schools, courts, and state offices, with shelters opened and officials urging residents to stay home as conditions are expected to worsen into Monday.
A weekend storm tracking toward New England could bring 50-70 mph gusts along the South Shore and Cape Cod, 6-12 foot waves, and 1-2 feet of coastal flooding as tides peak; snow is most likely on Cape Cod and the Islands (3-6 inches) with lighter amounts farther inland (1-3 inches near the canal, 0-1 inch elsewhere). Forecasters say rapid deepening (bombogenesis) is possible but the worst-case scenario appears unlikely; expect updates from WBZ-TV/WBZ.com.
A weekend snowstorm dropped significant totals across New England, with Massachusetts towns reporting up to 7.8 inches (Hawley) and many others around 5–6 inches, according to the National Weather Service; nearby New Hampshire also logged several inches, and the NBC Boston piece lists additional town-by-town totals in Rhode Island and Connecticut as part of the storm's reach.
A large tree fell in Reseda, crushing several vehicles amid ongoing heavy rain in Southern California, which has caused widespread damage, evacuation warnings, and road closures, with more rain expected to continue.
California is experiencing ongoing flooding and high tides caused by recent storms, with authorities rescuing stranded motorists and clearing mud from roads. The region faces additional thunderstorms, with some areas still under flood watch and snow in the mountains. The San Francisco Bay Area saw record-breaking King Tides, leading to flooded streets and water rescues, while parts of Santa Barbara County reopened after mudslides and a fatality occurred. The series of storms marks a significant wet period after a dry autumn.
California is experiencing ongoing flooding and high tides caused by recent storms, with road closures, rescues, and flooding across multiple counties, while forecasters warn of more thunderstorms and rain to come.
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.
Southern California experienced heavy rain and storms causing flight cancellations, road closures, and flooding, particularly in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, with the weather expected to weaken but still pose risks like mudslides and minor flooding through Tuesday.
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.
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.