Weather stories in Los Angeles

Near-record sea levels are expected to cause significant flooding along the Southern California coast this week, prompting officials to prepare. Residents in flood-prone areas are urged to take precautions as high tides are forecasted for Monday through Wednesday.

Residents and officials along the Southern California coast are preparing for significant impacts from high tides, with flood warnings issued for Orange and San Diego counties. The National Weather Service predicts tides will reach up to 8 feet, exacerbating damage from recent storms.

Residents in Huntington Harbour and Seal Beach are experiencing significant flooding due to unusually high tides, with a coastal flood advisory in effect. As families prepare for potentially record-breaking tides, concerns grow over property damage and safety.

Long Beach is preparing for possible record high tides this week, prompting a coastal flood advisory. City crews are working to protect beachfront homes as high tides could reach up to 8 feet, challenging historical records.

Southern California's coastal communities are currently under a Coastal Flood Advisory or Warning due to significant flooding risks. The National Weather Service issued these alerts early Sunday morning, affecting areas from Orange County southward.

Los Angeles may experience its first rainy Halloween since 2014, with forecasters predicting a 90% chance of rain this weekend. Coastal flood advisories are also in effect due to exceptionally high tides, raising concerns for Halloween festivities.

Newport Beach officials are alerting residents to the risk of coastal flooding due to exceptionally high tides expected in the coming days. A recent tide gauge reading near Balboa Island reached 7.6 feet, nearly 2 feet above normal levels.

A severe thunderstorm struck Disneyland Park on Friday night, leading to flooded walkways and the closure of outdoor attractions. Guests were forced to scramble for cover as the storm brought heavy rain and strong winds.

Southern California is bracing for unusually high tides starting Sunday, with potential flooding in Long Beach, Orange County, and Malibu. The National Weather Service warns of tides reaching 8 feet, leading to beach erosion and minor coastal flooding.

Southern California's coastline is facing another wave of exceptionally high tides that could lead to flooding and increased beach erosion. Coastal flood warnings have been issued for Orange and San Diego counties, with advisories in Los Angeles.

California is preparing for exceptionally high tides this weekend, with significant coastal flooding expected in several counties. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, and other coastal areas, urging residents to protect flood-prone properties.

Intense storms brought heavy rain, hail, and lightning to the Southland on Friday night, with residents capturing dramatic footage. The weather events were particularly notable in Pomona, where significant downpours were reported.

Southern California is expected to experience above-average rainfall during the Halloween week, with a 60 to 70% chance of wet weather in the greater Los Angeles area. The National Weather Service indicates this stormy pattern could affect Halloween festivities.

Severe flooding in the Four Corners region has prompted rescues from rooftops and mandatory evacuations in low-lying areas of Colorado and New Mexico. With heavy rains continuing, residents are urged to prepare for rising water levels.

Southern California coastal communities are bracing for unusually high tides that could lead to flooding and beach erosion. The National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood warning for Orange County and advisories for Los Angeles and Ventura counties, urging residents to prepare for potential impacts.

Residents of Southern California should prepare for possible rain this Halloween weekend as a low-pressure system approaches. Forecasters indicate a 35% to 50% chance of measurable rainfall, particularly on Halloween night.

Coastal cities from Los Angeles to San Diego are bracing for significant high tides that may lead to flooding in low-lying areas. The National Weather Service has issued a coastal hazard message warning residents to prepare for potential inundation and road closures.

A tree fell on two parked cars outside a Smart & Final in Hollywood, causing significant damage to a white Alfa Romeo Giulia. The incident occurred just hours after heavy rainfall in the area.

A powerful storm hit Southern California, bringing heavy rain, hail, and damaging winds. Communities faced flooding, fallen trees, and rescue operations as residents dealt with the aftermath.

A severe thunderstorm struck San Clemente, uprooting several trees and causing damage. The National Weather Service confirmed that no tornado touched down in the area, attributing the damage to straight-line winds exceeding 58 mph.

A gustnado was observed in Victorville as an El Niño-driven storm swept through Southern California. The swirling dust cloud was reported near US Route 395 and Dos Palmas Road, causing debris to be tossed into the air.

San Clemente faced fears of a tornado as strong winds caused damage, but the National Weather Service confirmed it was due to straight-line winds. The town is already grappling with recovery from a destructive fire and coastal erosion.

Meteorologists are investigating potential tornado damage at the San Clemente Municipal Golf Course after severe thunderstorms caused significant tree damage. The National Weather Service is assessing whether the destruction was due to a tornado or strong winds.

A recent storm has brought significant snowfall to Mammoth Mountain, with reports indicating accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. This fresh powder is expected to enhance skiing conditions in the Eastern Sierra Nevada region.

A powerful Pacific storm has brought significant rainfall to Southern California, with some mountain areas receiving over three inches since Wednesday. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for potential thunderstorms and localized flooding.

Three individuals were rescued from the swollen Pacoima Wash in North Hills during a significant rainstorm. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the scene, successfully retrieving a woman and two men from the rushing waters.

Three individuals were rescued from floodwaters in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley, including one man who was airlifted by helicopter. Firefighters are currently searching for a possible fourth person who may have been swept away during the storm.

Subtropical Storm Josephine is impacting the Eastern Seaboard with coastal flooding and strong winds, while Tropical Storm Vance may intensify in the Pacific. Josephine is expected to strengthen and move away from the U.S., with gale warnings issued for parts of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.