California Braces for More Rain and Snow Amid Climate Change Concerns
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Southern California is expected to receive more rainfall next week, with the heaviest rain predicted to arrive early next Tuesday morning and last through Wednesday. The National Weather Service warns of potential flooding, rock and mud on roads, and minor urban and creek flooding. Snow levels are expected to lower to around 3000-4000 feet by Wednesday morning, with higher-elevation mountain passes and canyons potentially seeing light snow accumulation. Gusty winds and high surf will create dangerous conditions along the coast. Residents are advised to seek shelter and travel safely.
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