"California Braces for Back-to-Back Storms, Potential Flooding Threat"
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A high-impact storm is expected to hit Southern California on Sunday, bringing several inches of rain and the potential for significant flooding. The storm, described as an "atmospheric river," is forecasted to bring between two and five inches of precipitation to the region, with up to eight inches in the mountains. The National Weather Service has issued warnings about potential flooding, mudslides, and landslides, advising residents to avoid low-lying areas and prepare for power outages.
- ‘Significant flooding’ possible as storm hits Southern California early next week KTLA Los Angeles
- Big California storms to bring heavy rain, snow to these areas San Francisco Chronicle
- Another Round of Atmospheric Rivers Are on the Way for California The New York Times
- Flood Threat Returns To California This Weekend | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Back-to-back atmospheric river storms bringing more rain, gusty winds to Bay Area this weekend CBS San Francisco
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