"California Braces for Back-to-Back Storm Threats"

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A fast-moving storm is set to hit California, bringing additional rain and mountain snow just one day after a deadly atmospheric river storm exited the region. While this storm will be less intense, it may slow ongoing cleanup efforts and pose a flooding risk due to saturated ground from the previous storm. The new system is not expected to cause flooding concerns, but the ground's saturation could lead to additional flooding in recently affected areas. Additionally, the Sierra Nevada is expected to receive about a foot of snow, with drier conditions anticipated to return on Thursday.
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