More than half of California’s 58 counties were declared disaster areas and repairing the damage may cost more than $1 billion, according to Brian Ferguson, spokesperson for the state Office of Emergency Services.
When the search resumed at sunrise, divers discovered the car under about 10 feet of water off a rural road near Forestville, the department said. Photos: Scenes From Southern California's January StormsĪ 43-year-old woman was found dead Wednesday in her submerged car a day after calling 911 to say the vehicle was stuck in floodwaters north of San Francisco, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office. "The challenge is they’re storms eight and nine in the sequence and the cumulative effect is likely to cause impacts larger than the storms themselves might cause," Michael Anderson, climatologist with the Department of Water Resources, told the Associated Press.Īt least 18 people have died in the storms battering the state, the AP reported. California has been hit by seven storms since the end of December. The atmospheric river off the northern coast stretched over the Pacific to Hawaii. Many homeowners are still assessing damage from storms earlier this week.
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To the north, rain weary Californians are preparing for another round of wet weather after a series of devastating early winter storms.Īnother atmospheric river, a plume of moisture over the Pacific that has fueled some of California's most damaging and deadliest winter storms, is set to usher more rain into Central and Northern California. IMNKE7OTrz- Caltrans District 7 JanuNorthern, Central California Prepare for More Flooding Check for the latest updates at or call 1-80. continues clearing, repairing & assessing damage. 🚧ROAD CLOSURES Jan.12 at 10:30 a.m.: These are the storm related closures on state highways in Los Angeles & Ventura counties. Here's a list of closures in LA and Ventura counties. A woman and girl were rescued from the now 40-foot-deep sinkhole in a road near the 118 Freeway. In Chatsworth, repairs continue on a large sinkhole that swallowed two vehicles during torrential rains on Monday.
The southbound 5 Freeway connected at the Boyle Heights interchange also is closed due to a mudslide. Near downtown LA, the southbound 5 Freeway connector to the southbound 110 Freeway remains closed due to a mudslide. Crews are watching for additional slides that could be triggered by more rain. In Los Angeles County, two lanes are blocked by a mudslide on the northbound 5 Freeway near Templin Highway. Southern California Road ClosuresĬrews are still cleaning up from mudslides caused by the last round of wet weather with the new systems on the horizon. Snow levels will remain above 6,000 feet in most mountain areas, but the level could fall as low as 4,500 feet early Sunday with only minimal accumulations. Temperatures will be in the 50s for most areas this weekend.Īlong the coast, wave heights will reach 6 to 12 feet for most areas with some Ventura County beaches seeing waves of 9 to 15 feet. "But we've hardly had any time for all that rain to evaporate. "This is going to be nowhere near the rain that we saw earlier this week," said De Leon. Foothill and mountain communities can expect 1.50 to 2.50 inches of rain.
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Live radar: abc7.la/LiveMEGADOPPLER Watches/Warnings: abc7.la/WxWarnings Download the free Accuweather app for iPhone and Android devices.Coast and inland areas will see an estimated 0.75 to 1.50 inches of rain. Click on My News from the bottom menu, then star the topics you'd like to follow and tap Done. If you have the app, turn on push notifications and personalize the app.
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Get the latest updates on the weather with the Free ABC7 Los Angeles appĭownload the ABC7 app for weather alerts: Click here for iOS devices | click here for Android devices. Temperatures will be near 80 by the end of the week. The high temperature in the desert areas will reach 91 degrees, with a 10% chance of rain on Monday.
A high of 74 is expected, and temperatures will drop to the 60s later in the week. The mountains have the best chance of a thunderstorm on Monday, with a 30% chance of rain. The "May gray" will not lift from the beaches just yet this week. The valleys and the Inland Empire will be cloudy with a high of 84 on Monday, with temperatures expected to dip to the mid-70s by the end of the week.īeaches on Monday will be foggy with a high of 65. Los Angeles and Orange counties will be partly cloudy on Monday, with a high of 73. But conditions are also expected to cool down later in the week as well. LOS ANGELES (KABC) - Southern California will be cloudy the next couple of days before the sun comes out later in the week. Southern California will be cloudy the next couple of days before the sun comes out later in the week.
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