Late-Season Storm Hits California with Rain, Snow, and Thunderstorms

The unusual weather pattern brings significant precipitation and temperature fluctuations across the state.

A cold storm is set to bring rain and snow to Southern California, impacting temperatures and travel conditions through the weekend.
Forecasters predict up to an inch of rain in mountainous areas, with snow levels dropping to as low as 3,500 feet by Sunday.
Northern and Central California will experience heavier rainfall, with up to 3 inches expected in some coastal mountain regions.
The storm, described as strong and unusual for April, will also affect road conditions and could lead to localized flooding.
A warming trend is anticipated starting Monday, with temperatures possibly reaching the 80s in warmer valleys by mid-week.