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The largest storm of the season so far is forming in the Northern Pacific, it will arrive in the Central Cost early next week potentially bringing inches of rain, strong winds and danger near burn scars.
Public safety crews were monitoring the situation bright and early Monday morning making sure there were no potential hazards around the area.
Why this storm system has been so dangerous inside of these burn scars. we're in the devastation that's been left behind from the dixie fire you can see this massive rock slide coming down, cutting off access to a major highway here in northern california. meanwhile, tornados flattening homes across illinois and missouri as another powerful storm system turns over the country. >> ripped the lid off the house. >> reporter: 35 million now under flood alerts across the northeast. residents bracing for heavy rain and high winds. while the recovery out west is just getting started. >> are these mud...
Parts of the Pacific Northwest were hit hard by rain and wind over the weekend thanks to a bomb cyclone offshore. The National Weather Service called it the “most impressive”
Southward and hammering the los angeles area. santa barbara county residents ordered to shelter in place right now because of the risk of land slides. we saw the bomb cyclone bring just that to northern california. debris flow rushed down the sides of steep slopes into highways. to give you a grasp of the intensity of the bomb cyclone look at the the rainfall totals. in the past two days we are looking at double digit rainfall totals. these areas seeing more rain in the past two years some of them than in the entire year. sacramento hadn't seen a drop of rain since march. now it is experiencin...