Tornado hits Southern California as atmospheric river storm leads to mudslides, rescues
A powerful atmospheric river storm is pounding parts of California with torrential rain, strong winds and snow and leading to issues from San Francisco to Los Angeles, including areas recently impacted by deadly wildfires.
The storm expected to hit Southern California on Wednesday could wreak havoc in those same areas devastated by wildfires in January.
The mountains have a higher chance of rainfall, meaning an elevated chance of significant flooding or debris flows near ...
A mid-week atmospheric river is expected to blanket the Sierra Nevada in snow while drenching cities throughout California, ...
Rain began falling at Palm Springs International Airport at around 5:15 a.m. Thursday. As of about noon, 0.18 inches of rain ...
More rain and higher elevation snow, mainly above 2,500' will continue to impact our region tonight, but we'll see the ...
A storm system that resulted in severe flooding in Southern California is headed to Texas and the Central US — why experts call it a "triple threat." ...
The California Department of Water Resources says that this approach, known as the Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations, or ...
A new study finds that atmospheric rivers — the heavy rain and wind events most known for dousing California and other parts ...
The first storm, said Scott Kleebauer, a meteorologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's weather ...
People were told to avoid unnecessary travel across much of California on Wednesday as an atmospheric river hit the state.
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