‘Life-threatening’ storm sets sights on Southern California. Here’s when
A dangerous storm is poised to hit Southern California on Sunday, sparking concerns over widespread flooding, power outages, and debris flows. Forecasts predict 3-6 inches of rain for coastal and valley areas and 6-12 inches for mountains and foothills. Officials have warned of high risks for life-threatening flooding, large waves, and coastal flooding. In addition, they’ve advised residents to prepare for potential travel disruptions and power outages. The storm’s effects are expected across California, with over 3 inches of rain possible from the Mexico border to the Bay Area from Sunday through Tuesday.
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