In the last ... precipitation than areas just to our east. Jacksonville, as expected, only flipped over to a little freezing rain and snow at the tail end of the storm after 10 straight hours ...

How much rain is expected in Los Angeles? The biggest storm of the season could bring several inches of rain Thursday as the region braces for flooding and possible debris flows.

The strongest storm of the season delivered an inch or more of rain this week to parts of Los Angeles County with the most ...

In the days leading up to the storm's arrival, the NWS forecasted the heaviest rain to arrive at 4 p.m. and continue until 9 ...

The strongest storm of the season is moving through Southern California Thursday. It's bringing heavy rain across the region, ...

Parts of Los Angeles County are experiencing mudslides and flooding following a major rain storm — just a month after deadly fires ravaged the region. The National Weather Service issued an alert ...

Rain rates are anticipated to reach 1 inch of rain per hour as the front moves through. Meteorologist Paul Deanno said that would be five to 10 times more intense than Thursday morning's rainfall.

I think the heaviest rain totals end up in the foothills and mountains, but still much of our Southern California region is ...

A monster rainstorm was drenching southern California on Thursday, with officials in Los Angeles readying for flooding and ...

(Please see the link below for additional details) RELATED: Weather Impact Alert: Heavy rain possible from Tuesday into early Thursday morning Tuesday (Weather Impact Alert Day): Cloudy with rain.

The worst of the storm will wrap up around 4-5am although light snow will continue for a few hours afterwards. When said and done, expect a widespread 3-6″ with amounts on the order of 6-8″ along the ...