Strong storm system moves into California with warnings of flash floods
Summary
A strong storm system called an atmospheric river is causing heavy rain and potential flash floods in Southern California. The storm prompted flood warnings and mandatory evacuation orders in areas recently affected by wildfires.Key Facts
- An atmospheric river storm system is affecting Southern California.
- Heavy rain fell at up to one inch per hour in coastal Los Angeles County.
- More than four inches of rain hit Santa Barbara County on Friday.
- The storm started in the San Francisco Bay Area before hitting Southern California.
- Predictions include more than a foot of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
- Flood warnings cover areas from Ventura County through Malibu to Los Angeles.
- Evacuation warnings are in place for areas with recent wildfire damage.
- Mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in high-risk areas like the Palisades.
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