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Deep Pacific Low Triggers Southern California Flash-Flood Threat, Southwest Storms Persist

Strong onshore flow beneath a deep coastal low is producing efficient rains with isolated severe gusts, focusing risk on burn scars.

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Remnants of Priscilla to Drench Southern California Tuesday With Elevated Burn-Scar Flood Risk

Winter Storm Watches Posted for Northern and Central California Ahead of Monday Pacific System

NOAA Confirms La Niña, Calling It a Weak Event With Uncertain Winter Impacts

Disney Opens Bookings for Rescheduled Disney Adventure Debut in Singapore, Adds Disney Wonder Baja Cruise

Warm, Sunny ‘False Fall’ Grips Much of U.S., Cooler Change Due Midweek

Prolonged U.S. Warmth and Dryness Persist as Brief Northeast Chill Triggers Frost Alerts

Widespread Rounds of Rain and Storms to Peak Tonight Into Thursday

Caltrans Targets Late-March 2026 Reopening of Highway 1 at Big Sur’s Regent’s Slide

Fall Front Brings Widespread Midweek Rain to Central and Eastern U.S.

Magnitude 4.3 Quake Near UC Berkeley Rattles Bay Area, Triggers ShakeAlert

Debris Flows in San Bernardino Mountains Destroy 3 Homes as Highway 38 Closes Indefinitely

Mudslides Bury Roads in San Bernardino Mountains as Crews Push to Reopen Highway 38

Audubon Names 2025 Photography Winners, Expands Awards Across the Americas

Mario's Tropical Moisture to Boost Midweek Thunderstorms as Heat Peaks in Southern California