Christmas Day rain headed to Southern California
Thursday's storm dropped more than an inch and a half of rain in downtown Los Angeles and pummeled Northern California, which also saw heavy snow in the Sierras.
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Thursday's storm dropped more than an inch and a half of rain in downtown Los Angeles and pummeled Northern California, which also saw heavy snow in the Sierras.
The winter storm that has pummeled much of the Southland, and prompted a mudslide and mandatory evacuation order in Orange County burn areas, is expected to continue through much of the holiday weekend with occasional thunder and heavy downpours.
Yet another storm system was making its way into the Southland today, threatening to dampen the Christmas holiday and likely bringing snow to the mountains, while again raising fears of possible flooding or debris flows in some recent burn areas.
A soggy Christmas Day in Southern California could mean flooding and debris flows in parts of the region.
Yet another storm system was making its way into the Southland today, threatening to dampen the Christmas holiday and likely bringing snow to the mountains, while again raising fears of possible flooding or debris flows in some recent burn areas.