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Southern California is soaked. Here's what to expect from the rest of this rain storm

Heavy rain continues to pound Southern California today. The National Weather Service expects 2 to 3 inches will fall over the next 24 hours. That could push the storm's total over 6 inches in some locations.

SoCal storm forecast worsens: Periods of heavy rain, possible flooding — maybe even a tornado

An atmospheric river barreling toward Southern California this week could bring heavy rain, as well as a risk of flooding and debris flows in recently burned areas.

Oregon rain gardens: 6 simple steps to transform a soggy yard into a thriving ecosystem

Portland homeowners can transform soggy backyards into functional ecosystems while qualifying for city discounts on stormwater fees.

Southern California Is Getting Heavy Rain. Just How Much Will Fall Is Still Uncertain.

Two waves of rain are expected to sweep Southern California’s coastal plain from San Luis Obispo County to the Mexico border. The area between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Counties falls within the bull’s-eye of where the most rain could fall over the next four days.

How to track Doppler radar, traffic and rain totals for California storm

Share your weather photos and videos at kcra.com/upload. Below are resources to find live, interactive radar and traffic maps on KCRA.com to help keep you prepared. You can also see the latest rain totals below. Here is where you can download our app for the latest weather alerts.
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