Heavy rain is battering Southern California as a powerful storm moved through the area, causing significant flooding and prompting warnings from officials of possible mudslides. Oxnard residents ...
A low pressure system in the Pacific Ocean could bring some substantial rainfall to Southern California this weekend. That ...
Millions of Southern Californians are under a flood warning as a historic storm batters Southern California on Friday, bringing record rainfall, gusty winds and blizzard warnings. KTLA 5 brings ...
The storm system brought rain and snow to Northern and Central California, and as the main rain band moved across the ...
This storm is the most widespread, significant precipitation producer of the season so far ... a Sundowner wind event is in store from Monday night to Tuesday morning in Southern California," ...
The storm system that has battered Southern California for days is expected to ... further weakening hillsides and eroding coastlines. The recent rain also accelerated land movement in Rancho ...
Incoming rainstorms this weekend are raising fears over dangerous flooding in Southern California. The storm threatens to bring more damage to communities already struggling in the aftermath of a ...
so the southern edge will be over Northern California,” he said. “It’s just a matter of how far south those systems get.” The ...
As people across Southern California sheltered from Storm ... Service said the "ongoing and historic" amount of rain caused by the storm was expected to cause life-threatening and locally ...
Now headed north to Nevada, the storm passed over Southern California, with record rainfall and flash flooding predicted in the Death Valley National Park. It moved across the border from Mexico ...
The storm will move into Southern California Saturday night, bringing light rainfall and strong winds at about 35 mph through Sunday, the National Weather Service reported. Most of the rain is ...
Thursday a few showers could hit the north coast or north county early but it is the Saturday that could see measurable rain.