LA drivers are warned to stay off freeways Sunday night through Monday morning as wild storm stalls
Classes will be held remotely on Monday for several Cal State campuses.
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Classes will be held remotely on Monday for several Cal State campuses.
“Especially, stay off the freeways" Monday if possible, the National Weather Service office for L.A. said, due to the risk of flooding from the storm.
The National Weather Service expanded its high-risk warning for flash flooding, as the slow movement of the powerful storm will create a widespread mess.
Forecasters on Sunday urged Los Angeles area residents to avoid freeways and other roads through Monday morning, as a multiple-day storm is forecast to stall.
The second of back-to-back atmospheric rivers drenched Northern California on Sunday, flooding roads, knocking out power to tens of thousands.