California Braces for More Rain and Tornado Risks.

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Southern California is expected to dry out after a week of heavy rain, with sunny skies and warmer temperatures forecasted for the weekend. However, another storm system may hit the state next week, bringing showers and low-elevation snow to the mountains and interior areas. The recent storms have caused landslides and sinkholes along freeways due to saturated soils. The state has seen a spate of sinkholes due to the recent rains. The storms eased drought conditions considerably but also contributed to dozens of deaths, floods, and infrastructure challenges for residents across the state.
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- Northern California Storm Updates: Possible afternoon thunderstorms; Some flooding reported KCRA Sacramento
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