Residents clean up after California mudslides
Three days of record rainfall in California has triggered hundreds of mudslides, damaging homes across the state. Carter Evans shows how the massive cleanup has only just begun.
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Three days of record rainfall in California has triggered hundreds of mudslides, damaging homes across the state. Carter Evans shows how the massive cleanup has only just begun.
Despite days of relentless rain, parts of California remain at high risk for further mudslides, which have already devastated communities by destroying homes, toppling trees and disrupting power.
Southern California has seen three-quarters of a year's worth of rain since Sunday. There have been hundreds of mudslides, which have swept away homes and businesses. CBS News correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti is in Los Angeles with the latest.
Life-threatening mudslides and floods are impacting many residents in Southern California. The latest atmospheric river dumped up to 10 inches of rain on the state. CBS News Los Angeles reporter Rick Montanez is tracking the severe weather.
A massive storm system across California has turned deadly as the state faces flash flooding and power outages after record-breaking rains. Mudslides crashed through people's homes and many had to be rescued after getting trapped by rising waters. At least three people have died. CBS News correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti has a look at the damage and what's ahead for residents.
California faces a severe weather emergency as a powerful atmospheric river-fueled storm continues to hit the area, unleashing flooding and landslides across the area. CBS News’ Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
Another atmospheric river is soaking California with historic amounts of rain and flooding. CBS News senior national and environmental correspondent Ben Tracy joins to explain how climate change is affecting these devastating and often deadly storms.
Another round of severe storms are hitting California, bringing mudslides and flooding across the state. And it's all because of a system known as an atmospheric river. CBS News correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti shows how serious conditions are.
A powerful storm system swept through the West coast on Thursday, unleashing torrential downpours and causing severe flooding across Southern California. CBS News' Carter Evans reports.
California faces a severe weather crisis as torrential rains cause widespread flooding and dangerous mudslides, damaging properties and prompting urgent rescues. CBS News' Elise Preston and Jonathan Vigliotti have more.
Evacuation orders have been issued in parts of Los Angeles County as a powerful storm brings heavy rain and dangerously high winds to the area. California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency for eight counties over the weekend. CBS News' Elise Preston reports.
Millions across California remain under a state of emergency Monday morning after torrential rain brought widespread flooding to several cities and triggered mudslides. CBS News correspondent Elise Preston is following the storm from Santa Barbara.
Californians are rushing to prepare for a dangerous atmospheric river that could drop rain non-stop for days. Several communities are under mandatory evacuation orders, and Gov. Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency in several counties. Elise Preston has the latest.
The first of two storm systems is drenching the West Coast, triggering rock slides and flooding roads. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans reports from Long Beach, California. Then, senior weather producer David Parkinson joins with the latest forecast.
Southern California is expecting its most significant rainfall, which could last from early Thursday morning though rush hour as the first of two powerful atmospheric river storms hits the state. CBS News' Carter Evans is tracking the weather.
Parts of the Pacific Coast are dealing with an atmospheric river that's flooding roads, knocking down trees and causing power outages. CBS News correspondent Elise Preston has more.
Another atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain, high winds and mountain snow to much of California this week. CBS News correspondent Elise Preston reports.
The California Bay Area is expecting widespread flooding, downed trees and possible power outages by Wednesday afternoon and evening as the first of two atmospheric river-fueled storms sweeps through the state. CBS News Bay Area reporter Shawn Chitnis reports on the weather developments in the West.
Atmospheric rivers can cause widespread flooding and billions of dollars in damage. In our series “Protecting the Planet,” Ben Tracy joins an airborne research mission with hurricane hunters to learn more about the intense storm systems.
As relentless rain batters most of the South, severe flooding is becoming an issue across Texas. The city of Houston is facing critical rescues as roads become submerged. CBS News’ Janet Shamlian reports.
The same massive storm system that spawned tornadoes in the southeast brought torrential rain to the northeast late Tuesday. Some locations got up to 5 inches of rain and woke up to flooded roads and homes Wednesday morning. CBS News' Lana Zak reports.
A powerful storm knocked out power to more than 700,000 people from Virginia through Maine on Monday. All of this is affecting air and road travel ahead of the busy holiday week, with about 115 million people expected to be on the move in the coming days. CBS News' Errol Barnett reports from New Jersey.
As much of the country deals with bad weather, a powerful storm front stretching hundreds of miles has been dumping rain on Southern California. It's caused widespread flash flooding in places that rarely get wet. Jonathan Vigliotti reports from San Diego.
Communities in the Northeastern region of the U.S. are beginning to clean up from devastating floods after a torrential storm dumped two months' worth of rain in just two days. Vermont state officials said the event has caused tens of millions of dollars in damages to homes, local businesses, and cars while washing away local infrastructure. Meg Oliver reports.
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