"Double Trouble: West Coast Braces for Back-to-Back Atmospheric River Storms"
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Two atmospheric rivers are set to hit the West Coast, bringing heavy rain, flooding, landslides, significant mountain snow, and strong winds. The first one will impact Oregon and Washington tonight, then move down the coast Wednesday into Thursday, while the second one is expected to hit Sunday into Monday. The relentless rains have helped eradicate California’s drought, with only 3.45 percent of the state now considered "abnormally dry."
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- California Set For Pair Of Atmospheric River Storms | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Weather service adjusts SF Bay Area forecast for upcoming storm SFGATE
- A potent pair of atmospheric rivers will drench California as El Niño makes its first mark on winter CNN
- A 'Substantial' Atmospheric River Will Soak the West Coast This Week The New York Times
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