Tonight in Washington State, homes underwater and roads submerged as an atmospheric river rips through the Northwest with up to 15 inches of rain in the forecast. The famed snowquali falls raging at its highest point in a decade, leaving much of the state on flood watch, triggering mudslides and forcing water rescues. First responders deploying drones to help guide people to safety.This morning in Lewis County, a hellish commute as firefighters rescued drivers from fast rising waters. While out east, firefi ...

A massive Pacific storm called an atmospheric river will sweep off the ocean into the Pacific Northwest starting Monday, bringing heavy rain and a week of floods, swollen rivers and even heavy snow across the region https://t.co/9s9dS0JZNn ...

Dangerous drenching putting Southern California on high alert. An atmospheric river leaving 23 million people under flood watches and creating conditions that have already turned deadly. In Los Angeles, a close call.Surveillance video capturing this tree toppling onto a city bus and Katie McFarland's car. >> It was so, so scary. It was the biggest crash I'd ever heard.In the canyons, road crews working non-stop to keep rock slides at bay as others salvaged cars that lost control after nearly 24 hours of non ...

Weather Event & Impact - Southern California under flood watches affecting 23 million people due to an atmospheric river [1] - Heavy rain caused dangerous conditions, including toppling trees and near loss of control of cars [1][2] - Tyler the Creator postponed music festival at Dodger Stadium and promised full refunds due to torrential downpour [2] - Los Angeles could see its wettest November since 1985 if rain continues [2] - A 5-year-old girl went missing at Monterey Beach after her father died trying to save her from being swept into the sea by large waves [3] Safety & Evacuation - Hundreds of people living near burn scars from Pacific Palisades to Altadena were evacuated due to risk of mudslides and debris flows [4] - Burn scars lack foliage to slow down rain intensity, increasing the risk of debris flows and mudslides [4]

A potentially record-breaking atmospheric river will sweep off the Pacific Ocean this week, soaking the US Northwest and neighboring British Columbia https://t.co/rPXD9HtnAY ...