California Prepares for Another Round of Extreme Weather: What to Expect

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California is bracing for back-to-back storms set to bring heavy downpours and raise the risk of flash flooding, with a flood watch issued for parts of the state. The storms are expected to bring heavy snow to the Sierra Nevada, Shasta, and Trinity mountains. The region is already saturated from heavy rain, leading to hundreds of landslides. The storms come after devastating weather events that have caused death and destruction, including a helicopter crash that killed five Marines during stormy weather.
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- Big California storms to bring heavy rain, snow to these areas San Francisco Chronicle
- Another storm is expected to hit Presidents Day weekend. How much rain could we get? Los Angeles Times
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