Summary
A strong storm hit Southern California, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and mudslide warnings. Some homes near wildfire-affected areas were evacuated, and the storm caused power outages and road closures. The weather service warned of possible tornadoes and unpredictable storm impacts.
Key Facts
- A significant storm brought rain and high winds to Southern California.
- Some areas, especially those affected by past wildfires, faced evacuation orders.
- The storm led to power outages for over 16,000 customers in Southern and central California.
- The National Weather Service predicted up to 4 inches (10 centimeters) of rain in some areas.
- The weather also caused road closures, including part of Route 27.
- High winds posed risks of trees and power lines falling.
- Heavy mountain snow was expected in parts of the Sierra Nevadas.
- Local establishments, like Gladstones Restaurant, closed due to anticipated severe weather.
