‘Atmospheric River’ Drenches California, Triggering Mudslides and Flooding

‘Atmospheric River’ Drenches California, Triggering Mudslides and Flooding
A so-called "atmospheric river" has drenched drought-stricken Northern California with several inches of rain and several feet of snow. NOAA
Jack Phillips
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A so-called “atmospheric river” has drenched drought-stricken Northern California with several inches of rain and several feet of snow.

Reports of rockslides, mudslides, and toppled trees were in abundance on Monday as National Weather Service forecasters continued to issue flood warnings and advisories for the central and northern parts of the state.
Jack Phillips
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