California is just hours from possibly facing a double whammy of a bomb cyclone and damaging winds.
The storms should not be taken lightly as Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency throughout California.
The atmospheric river is likely to cause significant flooding, topple trees in saturated soil and knock out electricity. The entire Bay Area is under a flood watch until Thursday night. High wind warnings have also been issued.
In Los Angeles County, the coast and the valleys will see up to four inches of total rain through Jan.5, 2023. The National Weather Service said forecasters say the mountain areas of SoCal may see up to eight inches of total rainfall through Jan. 5.
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