Rain speeds up snowmelt in Southern California mountains
After record snow in the San Bernardino mountains, rain has caused much of it to melt, with some flooding and rockslides.
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After record snow in the San Bernardino mountains, rain has caused much of it to melt, with some flooding and rockslides.
More than a dozen locations along major rivers were overflowing as the storm moved south across California. About 336,000 people were without power.
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.
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.