"Severe Pacific Storm Causes Flooding and Evacuations in Southern California"

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A slow-moving Pacific storm has caused historic downpours and widespread flooding in Southern California, prompting evacuations in cities and beach towns along the coast. The cities of Oxnard and Port Hueneme issued evacuation orders, and water rescues have been conducted. The storm has overwhelmed drainage systems and caused significant travel delays. The National Weather Service has warned of flash floods and mudslides, with heavy rainfall expected to continue through Friday. Los Angeles and San Diego are expected to be hit the hardest, with coastal areas receiving 2-5 inches of rain and mountainous areas getting 5-10 inches.
- Pacific storm in Southern California brings rain, floods: Updates USA TODAY
- Floodwaters damage multiple Ventura County homes FOX 11 Los Angeles
- Millions across Southern California are under flood threat that could snarl travel ahead of the holiday weekend CNN
- Tornado warning briefly issued in Ventura County today; storm triggers evacuation order for part of Port Hueneme KABC-TV
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