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The remarkable ‘bomb cyclone’ storm is losing energy as it moves southeast, but it could still cause damage and flooding, especially in the already soaked Central Valley.
As Tuesday’s storm approached the Bay Area, the system developed two “eyes,” or areas of low pressure, that danced around each other and intensified dangerous winds.
One person was killed in the storm that brought widespread rain, gusts that knocked glass out of skyscrapers and left tens of thousands without power.
Here is what to expect and when the rain will end as a new, powerful storm rolls into Southern California this week.
A weary, storm-soaked California is bracing for another bout of heavy rain, power outages and potential flooding this week.
After record snow in the San Bernardino mountains, rain has caused much of it to melt, with some flooding and rockslides.
Most L.A. County residents who had long COVID reported symptoms severe enough to limit daily activities weeks after they were infected, a survey found.
San Bernardino County’s mountain communities are still far from recovered almost two weeks since the start of back-to-back monster winter storms. Officials say they’ll be better prepared next time.
Among the changes announced by the California Department of Public Health will be the end of the statewide mask mandate in healthcare and other indoor high-risk settings — including correctional facilities and homeless shelters — beginning April 3.
Incluso en una época en la que abundan las vacunas y las terapias, California sigue registrando una media de más de 20 muertes diarias por COVID-19.
