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A recent cold spell that dipped much of the area into record lows has been slow to vacate, but slight warmer temperatures are expected this weekend.

Last Friday's storm caused significant damage at the Oceano Airport, leaving downed trees and destroyed hangars that airport officials are still cleaning up.

By John Murphy A significant storm over the last several days created several impacts across California, causing some cities to flood, and higher elevations to record several feet of snow. People walk in the snow near a freeway sign pointing to the city of Los Angeles on February 26, 2023 near Acton, California. A major

The Hollywood sign was dusted in white as arctic air blew across the state, triggering blizzard warnings for the first time since 1989

A cold storm has created winter wonderlands in unusual California spots that almost never see snow.

A weather spotter reported thundersnow, which is when lightning and thunder occurs during a snowstorm. The weather phenomenon will return to the Southland on Saturday.

Parts of southern california are under their first blizzard warning since 1989. the winter storm that started rolling into the golden state on thursday will start to intensify on friday. a massive storm has already brought major blizzards and temperatures far below freezing to much of the northern us. the cold snap comes as parts of the us southeast basked in a record—breaking heat wave. warning coordination meteorologist at the national weather service eric boldt has been monitoring the storm...

A weather spotter reported thundersnow, which is when lightning and thunder occurs during a snowstorm. The weather phenomenon will return to the Southland on Saturday.

A storm continued to pound California with snow and rain, shutting down freeways, including the 5 through the Grapevine, as blizzard warnings took effect.

A storm continued to pound California with snow and rain, shutting down freeways, including the 5 through the Grapevine, as blizzard warnings took effect.