California's 11th atmospheric river causes widespread power outages and property damage.

Hundreds of thousands of people in California are without power and hundreds are in shelters as the state's 11th atmospheric river sweeps through with hurricane-force winds and drenches already flooded neighborhoods. The storm has caused toppling trees and power lines across the state, and left over 206,000 homes and businesses without power. The back-to-back storms have forced many people out of their homes as officials worried about mudslides from fire-scarred areas, overflowing rivers, and dangerous road conditions. More rain, snow, high winds, and flooding could be on the forecast for much of California from March 21 to March 23.