California was walloped Monday by a powerful winter storm carrying treacherous thunderstorms, high winds and heavy snow in mountain areas. Millions of Los Angeles County residents faced flash flood ...

A cold winter storm will soak the Bay Area and dump multiple feet of snow on the Sierra Nevada, boosting California’s snowpack, while raising concerns over travel and potential flooding.

The National Weather Service said Monday's storm was expected to produce about 1 to 3 inches in coastal and valley areas and 2 to 5 inches in the mountains.

A blustery winter storm that moved into the Southland early this week brought more significant rainfall to the San Diego area ...

A second storm arrives Tuesday night bringing steady rain to Los Angeles, heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and possible mudflows before clearing for the weekend.

An intense Presidents Day storm arrived over parts of Southern California on Monday morning, Feb. 16, leading to heavy rains, strong winds, and flash-flood and evacuation warnings. It is the first of ...

With two low-pressure weather systems hitting the state, northern Arizona and metro Phoenix anticipated some rain and snow.

A second wave of widespread rain and mountain snow arrives early Tuesday between 1 and 6 a.m. with occasional showers during the day ...

After weeks of persistent winter storms across Western New York, it may be time to “share the wealth.” The focus now shifts to the West Coast, where California is experiencing a powerful and impactful ...

So far, the San Bernardino Mountains have received 12 to 15 inches of snow, with nearby Wrightwood getting six inches, said Adam Roser, another Weather Service meteorologist. Three inches of snow have ...

A soaked San Diego gets a break from the rain Tuesday before things pick up again on Wednesday.

Today and Wednesday are First Alert Weather days for the mountains. The combination of heavy snow and strong wind gusts could ...