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As of Thursday morning, power was shut off to about 60,000 Edison customers amid high winds and fire danger warnings.

Heres what to expect if youre traveling for Thanksgiving, expected to reach near-record levels this year even amid high gas prices, stormy weather.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In the burned-out town of Greenville, deep on a Plumas County mountainside, the storms now battering Northern California are another trauma in a year of heartbreak.

An atmospheric river could unleash debris flows and flash flooding across Northern California, especially in areas scorched by fire.

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A significant storm is expected to strike Central and Northern California on Thursday night, with an even stronger system arriving Sunday.

A significant storm is expected to strike Central and Northern California on Thursday night, with an even stronger system arriving Sunday. Some areas of Santa Cruz County could see upward of 5 inches in the coming week.

Rainfall totals of 1-2 inches likely throughout the area from the weather system expected overnight Sunday into Monday

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Print A winter storm that doused the Bay Area on Tuesday is moving into Southern California, bringing rain and the potential for hail to much of the Los Angeles area and snow to the mountains. Angelenos can expect steady rain early Wednesday till noon, and snow is expected above 3,500 feet as early as Tuesday night, said Ryan Kittell, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard. Between 6 and 12 inches of snow is expected in the mountains, and snow levels will drop Wednesday mo...