"California Braces for Back-to-Back Storms Bringing Heavy Rain, Snow, and High Waves"

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Another round of "atmospheric river" storms is set to hit California, bringing heavy rain, snow, and the potential for floods and mudslides. The storms are expected to impact northern and central California over the weekend, with southern California facing the brunt on Monday. The Sierra Nevada could see several feet of snow, leading to travel disruptions and potential closures of mountain passes. Southern California is bracing for heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of flooding, with coastal areas expecting big surf. Atmospheric rivers, which are responsible for these storms, can bring significant precipitation to the West Coast.
- 'Atmospheric river' storms forecast to hit California again, NWS says USA TODAY
- Big California storms to bring heavy rain, snow to these areas San Francisco Chronicle
- Timeline shows weather impacts for 2 storms set to soak Bay Area SFGATE
- Up to 20-foot waves could slam SLO County during storm. Here’s when San Luis Obispo Tribune
- Dry Friday expected in Northern California, rain and snow on Saturday KCRA Sacramento
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