Atmospheric River Storm Causes Catastrophic Flooding Across Western U.S.
The storm has killed at least three in California, with record rainfall leading to widespread damage and power outages.
- An atmospheric river storm has caused catastrophic flooding and damage across nine states, with severe rain, snow, and high winds.
- At least three people have been killed by falling trees in California as the storm continues to wreak havoc.
- Record rainfall in Southern California has led to flooding, mudslides, and power outages, with more rain expected.
- The storm has cut power to more than 1 million people across Southern California and prompted states of emergency declarations.
- The atmospheric river is part of a broader storm system expected to move inland, bringing heavy snow to parts of the Great Basin and southern Rockies.
















































































































