Relentless rainstorms over the last 10 days have killed 12 people, and left thousands of homes and businesses without power
Photograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersPhotograph: Fred Greaves/ReutersStorm-weary Californians are facing another bout of heavy downpours, high winds and flooding on Monday, with two major new storms expected to drop heavy rainfall on the coast and snow in the mountains in the coming days.
Relentless rainstorms over the last 10 days have already killed 12 people, toppled trees and flooded roads, and left thousands of homes and businesses without power.Most of California’s 39 million residents could expect heavy rainfall of up to 5in near the coast, more than a foot of snow to the west and wind gusts reaching 65mph across the state, the National Weather Service said.during the past 10 days, and he warned that this week’s storms could be even more dangerous.
The Sacramento city unified school district canceled school on Monday, with six campuses without electricity, the Sacramento Bee
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