Photos: Another storm rolls through Southern California

Dog walker Don Allen walks Tramp, left, and Owen while crossing Broadway in the rain in downtown Los Angeles.
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A man protects himself from the rain while riding his bicycle on Broadway in downtown Los Angeles.
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Skateboard enthusiasts and others watch the sun set at the skateboard park in Venice Beach after a day of showers.
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Visitors looking for a good spot for sledding climb up a hillside in Wrightwood on Wednesday.
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Cameron Fuhrman, 9, of Fontana plays in freshly fallen snow in Wrightwood.
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Staff member Manuel Celya stacks sandbags in the play yard at the Anneliese Schools’ campus in Laguna Beach in an attempt to stem the flooding from a storm-swollen creek that runs along Laguna Canyon Road.
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Staff and volunteers load sandbags in an effort to stop floodwater from rising at the Anneliese Schools’ campus in Laguna Beach.
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Staff and volunteers are still cleaning up the mud and debris from last week’s storm that closed the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter in Laguna Canyon. Water and mud from Wednesday’s storm did not flood the shelter.
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Clutching umbrellas against a cold, wind-driven rain, a group crosses Main Street on a foggy morning in downtown Julian, Calif. All of the Southland was either drenched or -- above 5,000 feet -- cloaked with snow.
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Loosened by the rain, a car-size boulder sits on the shoulder of Highway 79 just outside of Julian, Calif. County workers were kept busy clearing rocks and mud from roads in rural San Diego County. At higher elevations, they were clearing snow.
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Pedestrians shelter from a passing storm in a doorway along Broadway in Chinatown.
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Residents of the San Diego County community of Palomar Mountain skip through the snow on Crestline Road. The storm moving through Southern California on Wednesday dropped several inches of snow above 5,000 feet.
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A maintenance worker prepares to set up a road sign announcing that Palomar Observatory is closed. The area experienced snow and icy roads with the latest storm.
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A crew of prison inmates working for the state Department of Forestry and Fire Protection prepares to work to mitigate further rain damage in the San Bernardino County city of Highland.
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On Tyler Street in Highland, homeowner Magdaleno Aguirre, 75, shovels mud.
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Sybil Penrose and Matt Meyer, visiting from Colorado, said they didn’t even care that it was raining as they enjoyed a cup of coffee while perched on a bench at Laguna Beach’s Main Beach. The couple said they were enjoying the last day of their vacation in California and kind of liked the warmth of the rain, compared with the frigid temperatures of Colorado.
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The rain begins to fall in Laguna Beach, and umbrella-toting pedestrians on the damaged boardwalk go about their business.
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