New York Post and other sources - Parts of California remain under blizzard warnings, a rarity for the Golden State. In the next 24 to 36 hours, the area faces historic amounts of snow, rain and winds. “Right now, California’s getting basically drenched with a firehose of moisture,” said Kyle David, associate producer and weather forecaster at Fox Weather. “This is a very rare storm for California.”
The Santa Barbara County mountains, which are under their first-ever blizzard warning, and the Los Angeles County mountains, whose last blizzard warning came in 1989, can face a few feet of snow. “Basically anywhere above 4,500 feet in the mountains, you’re looking at a couple feet of snow,” David explained.
Other parts of the state, where over 121,000 residents are currently without power, are being saturated by heavy amounts of rainfall.
Downtown Los Angeles is expected to get up to 5 inches of rain. The National Weather Service even issued a flash flood warning for the city, the second highest level of flood warning, only trumped by a flood emergency.
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