California braces for more rain after New Year's Eve deluge
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Residents in California's vast Central Valley region are bracing for another round of powerful storms this week after flooding from a New Year's Eve deluge killed
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Residents in California's vast Central Valley region are bracing for another round of powerful storms this week after flooding from a New Year's Eve deluge killed
Residents in California's vast Central Valley region are bracing for another round of powerful storms
Thousands of residents were without power Tuesday morning after wind gusting up to 60 mph blew through the North State, knocking over trees and causing other disruptions.
We can expect more storms the rest of this week and into the new year, with warm rain in the valleys and snow only at the highest Sierra Nevada elevations.
Thousands of residents were without power Tuesday morning after wind gusting up to 60 mph blew through the North State, knocking over trees and causing other disruptions.