Southern California National Weather Service

Storm slams Southern California

Southern California braces for potentially dangerous debris flows from upcoming cold rainstorm

A storm bringing heavy rain and the potential for widespread flooding is expected to make its way into the Southern California region by Thursday, weather officials say.

FOX 11 Los Angeles · 15h

LA Weather: What to expect as first of three storms arrives in Southern California

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Storm slowly moves into Southern California, with wettest weather yet to come

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The Heaviest Rain Is Yet to Come for Southern Californians Facing a Very Wet Storm

Some residents of Southern California were under evacuation warnings on Friday as an unusually strong storm system moved through the region, bringing with it a risk for flash flooding and landslides i...

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SoCal storm forecast worsens: Periods of heavy rain, possible flooding — maybe even a tornado

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Southern California Is Getting Heavy Rain. Just How Much Will Fall Is Still Uncertain.

San Francisco Examiner · 1d

'A lot of uncertainty' suddenly surrounds a storm hitting California

Forecasters are growing increasingly concerned about its potential to bring flash flooding to Southern California in the coming days.

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Heavy weekend storm to bring risk of flooding, debris flows around Southern California

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UPDATE: Flood watch in place for Southern California for Saturday triggered by intense rain

10hon MSN

Multi-day storm is threatening flooding and mudslides in Southern California: What to expect and when

A strong Pacific storm is bringing soaking rain to Southern California and raising the risk of life-threatening flooding, mudslides and debris flows, especially near burn scars in the Los Angeles area.

20hon MSN

Southern California is in for a weekend of severe weather, forecasters say: What we know

If rain falls as forecast, this storm could result in downtown Los Angeles seeing its wettest November since 1985. Heavy rain brings the possibility of damaging flooding and landslides.