Much of Southern California has seen only one significant rainstorm over the last eight months, a record-dry start to the water year that began Oct. 1. In the lead-up ... storm activity in the ...

Locals and visitors were making plans and preparing their homes, businesses, and snow sleds on Monday ahead of the coming winter storm ... says Mobile received over an inch of pure sleet, inland ...

Mud and debris from fire-ravaged hillsides covered a road in several locations in Topanga Canyon on Monday. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times) ...

A Winter Storm Warning has now been issued all over South ... the Texas Hill Country, I-35 Corridor and Coastal Plains, according to the NWS. Total snow and sleet accumulations up to two inches ...

Some elements of an expected winter storm are coming into sharper focus ... the type and amount of precipitation that will occur over the area," Taylor said. Among the possible weather scenarios ...

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The storm is expected to track westward toward Florida before reaching the southern Mid-Atlantic coast over the weekend ... with accumulations of up to 8 inches forecast. Freezing rain and ...

“We used to come here to this hill when I was younger,” said Liskin, who moved to Norfolk when she was 2. “I remember coming ... storm arrived estimated about 4 inches could drop over ...

A much advertised winter storm is ... totals will be over Lee, Bastrop, Caldwell and Fayette counties, where 1 to 2 inches will be possible. Locally, there could be high totals up to about 3 ...

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With another storm system heading in this weekend, could Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025, beat that record? Maybe. For Friday, Jan. 10, it’s probably very unlikely we’ll break the 1954 record of 10.2″ on that ...