California's Bay Area battered by powerful storm and power outages.
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California is hit by another historic atmospheric river, causing heavy rains, damaging winds, and heavy mountain snowfall. The storm is unusually intense for March, with the strongest storm on record in the Bay Area. Nearly 235,000 customers are without power, and flood watches are in effect for central and southern California. Climate change is adding more moisture to atmospheric rivers, enabling them to dump higher rain and snow totals. The storm is expected to continue into Wednesday.
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