California braces for yet another powerful winter storm.

Another bomb cyclone storm is set to hit California, bringing heavy rain, powerful winds, and heavy snow to much of the state. The storm will begin in the northwestern part of California late Monday and then advance south through central and southern areas into Tuesday and Wednesday. The storm could also drop several feet of snow in the upper elevations of Northern California’s coastal mountains and the Sierra Nevada, making travel difficult. Strong winds could knock out power, and the Bay Area could have wind gusts around 50 to 60 mph. In the Southeast, more severe weather was expected as the region recovers from a flurry of tornadoes that hit the Mississippi Delta region.