News about California, storms

Heavy rainfall predicted over the next few days may worsen existing (or result in new) river flooding, as well as bring the risk of flash flooding. Most flood fatalities occur in vehicles, and it only takes 12 inches of water to sweep a car away. Turn around, don't drown. pic.twitter.com/OxDIY05V39

Expect windy conditions late tonight thru Wednesday! Here's the latest update. Highest gusts will be on the west side of the Valley, including the I-5 corridor between Red Bluff & Sacramento. Secure outdoor items now. Use caution driving, especially high profile vehicles! #CAwx pic.twitter.com/jhFsz9dB3m

8:15 AM Update: line of storms now moving across US-59. Heavy rainfall rates have been reported. This line will continue SE with more showers and storms continuing to develop from behind. Numerous Flood Advisories and Warnings in effect. Remember Turn Around Don’t Drown! pic.twitter.com/h5v4MXIEAC

6:45 AM Update: heavy rainfall continues with numerous reports of flooded roadways north of the metro. The line of storms will continue an east-southeast motion with wind and hail as the primary hazards. Avoid flooded roadways and do not drive around barricades! pic.twitter.com/zInqqea088