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Rainstorms heading to Southern California, residents prepare for flooding - Vimarsana News

Rainstorms heading to Southern California, residents prepare for flooding

As a storm makes its way to Southern California, many residents are preparing as a major flood watch was issued for multiple counties. “This rain for us is going to be very beneficial especially because we are going to see multiple days of it,” said KTLA Meteorologist Vera Jimenez. Scattered showers have already arrived for […]

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Tropical Storm Hilary batters Southern California - Vimarsana News

Tropical Storm Hilary batters Southern California

More flooding was expected as Tropical Storm Hilary began tapering off and moving away from the region.

Source: foxla.com
Winter storm hits Southern California, bringing rain, ice and snow - Vimarsana News

Winter storm hits Southern California, bringing rain, ice and snow

The winter storm, which is expected to intensify by early Friday, is making its way into Southern California, causing some pileup crashes and rousing fears of mudflows.

California storm: Atmospheric river unleashes flooding, mudslides, strong winds - Vimarsana News

California storm: Atmospheric river unleashes flooding, mudslides, strong winds

Californians braced as the latest in a series of relentless storms was expected to hit the Golden State Tuesday.

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Wet Weather Will Continue Through Wednesday, Along With Flood And Mudslide Warnings - Vimarsana News

Wet Weather Will Continue Through Wednesday, Along With Flood And Mudslide Warnings

Experts expect the most rain Tuesday afternoon and evening, with the possibility of thunderstorms and flash flooding in recently burned areas.

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