"Back-to-Back Storms to Soak Southern California Over Easter Weekend"
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A slow-moving storm is set to bring heavy rain and mountain snow to California over the Easter weekend, with the potential for flash flooding, rockslides, and mudslides in Southern California. The storm will also bring up to a foot of snow in Northern California and the Sierra region. While the rainfall is not expected to be as intense as previous atmospheric river events, localized flash flooding and mudslides are still possible, with snowy travel anticipated through the weekend.
- California Storm An Easter Weekend Soaker | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Rain in the weekend forecast for Southern California KTLA Los Angeles
- A winter-like storm is headed for Southern California, with rain likely over Easter weekend OCRegister
- Back-to-back storms to soak West Coast, trigger flash flood threat in Southern California Fox Weather
- Back-to-back storms to refresh a precipitation windfall in California The Washington Post
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