More than 300 LA flights cancelled and hundreds of homes evacuated over mud slide fears in one of state’s strongest storms in years At least three people absorb died after one of California’s strongest storms in years brought torrential rain and flash floods to the state.[br]More than 100 homes absorb been evacuated over fears of mud slides near Los Angeles after the pacific storm,dubbed a “bombogenesis” or “weather bomb”, parked itself over southern California, and opening sinkholes and cutting power to thousands of people.
Result in Calfornia over next 7-days is widespread heavy rain ... 5"+ along coast up to 10-12" at elevation. All told,10 Trillion gallons pic.twitter.com/SXLCXwjOUVContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com