California was walloped Monday by a powerful winter storm carrying treacherous thunderstorms, high winds and heavy snow in mountain areas. Millions of Los Angeles County residents faced flash flood warnings as rain pounded the region and people in some areas scarred by last year’s devastating wildfires were under an evacuation warning through

A massive storm aimed at California may help the state, which has been struggling with a snow drought through much of the winter.

California's Sierra Nevada has measured over 90 inches of snow from the ongoing onslaught of storms, and more heavy snow is on the way.

A warmer storm system will bring widespread rain back to Northern California on Tuesday, marking the next KCRA 3 Weather Impact Day. This system will tap into and funnel tropical moisture into the region.

Multiple Sierra highways face chain controls, truck restrictions and closures as snow creates dangerous travel conditions across the region.

The same upper-level energy that helped drive last week's punishing and deadly multiday storm in the Sierra has now crossed the country, and it is fueling a potentially historic blizzard poised to paralyze the Northeast.

You may want to keep the rain boots and umbrellas out as the third storm to hit Southern California this week moves into the region Thursday morning, bringin

Feet of snow have already fallen, with more on the way.

Scattered showers may occur in the morning and afternoon hours, according to the National Weather Service.

The slow-moving storm that rolled through Southern California on Tuesday delivered rainfall totals that largely matched forecasts, and more wet weather is expected later this week. As usual, the highest amounts fell at higher elevations.

California's snowpack has increased to 66% of the average for this date following recent storms, and remains below last year's levels.