Severe SoCal Storm Promises Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Tornado Risks
TL;DR
A significant atmospheric river is expected to bring heavy rain to Southern California, with potential flooding and debris flows, especially in recently burned areas. The storm will peak Thursday night through Saturday, with uncertain impacts on rainfall amounts and severity, possibly ending the fire season if enough rain falls. Evacuation warnings are in effect, and the storm could cause traffic disruptions and wind damage.
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- Get ready for flooding and mudslides. Here's the latest on the unpredictable storm headed for SoCal LAist
- ‘A Lot of Uncertainty’ Suddenly Surrounds a Storm Hitting California The New York Times
- Rain in Los Angeles: Evacuation warnings issued for LA County burn scar areas, including Eaton and Palisades ABC7 Los Angeles
- Atmospheric river to hit California with heavy rain, strong winds. Here’s a timeline of the storm San Francisco Chronicle
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