San Bernardino Mountain residents still digging out
Many residents in San Bernardino County's mountains are still far from back to normal, more than two weeks after the historic snowstorms brought unprecedented snowfall.
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Many residents in San Bernardino County's mountains are still far from back to normal, more than two weeks after the historic snowstorms brought unprecedented snowfall.
The sheer amount of rain, and the snowmelt it could bring, are bringing alarms about more flooding this week.
At least 70 flood watches, warnings and advisories were in effect across the state, as were avalanche warnings in Mono and Inyo counties and near Tahoe.
As the planet warms, disastrous flooding from rain and melting snow is only one of many costly risks local communities will need to account for.
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