An atmospheric river is slamming portions of California, with multiple inches of rain expected to drench the area until the storm runs out of moisture Wednesday morning, forecasters say.

Paul Pastelok, an AccuWeather senior meteorologist and long-range expert, told Newsweek that another strong atmospheric river winter could further improve California's water situation, as drought ...

A powerful storm described as a “bomb cyclone” will be intensified by an atmospheric river over the Pacific Ocean when it ...

Data shows that water levels at California's two biggest reservoirs continue to rise, and both lakes could see another ...

But as the atmospheric river moves south, the storm will bring more and more rain to Southern California. "Now the one note with atmospheric rivers is, because they're kind of narrow, and they're ...

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An atmospheric river gathers moisture from the tropics and moves it inland. California will see heavy rain and snow in some areas, mostly in the north. Arizona will not only remain dry ...

Atmospheric river moisture is forecast to reach the ... Forecast models are showing the potential for more rounds of wet weather in California later next week. Check back with the KCRA 3 weather ...