Southern California residents experienced something overnight Wednesday and Thursday morning they haven’t seen in months: a ...

On Thursday morning, much of Southern California had already recorded some measurable, but mostly minor rainfall. But a few ...

Moisture from the remnants of a tropical storm is bringing thunderstorms, rain and humidity, none of which are normal for ...

Millions of residents face heightened flood risks, as intensified storm activity threatens vulnerable communities with flash ...

In the Bay Area, scattered showers could pop up after 11 a.m. Thursday, but the most likely chance of sustained rain will be ...

A mudslide swept through the Oak Glen area within the past hour as remnants of Tropical Storm Mario continued moving into Southern California, bringing rain and thunderstorms to the region. Video ...

Moisture from Tropical Storm Mario is moving in, bringing heavy rainfall, high humidity and strong winds to California, similar to Florida weather.

Residents across Southern California should prepare for a mix of showers, isolated thunderstorms and strong winds through Friday, Sept. 18.

Abundant subtropical moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Mario will stream across the Central Coast today through ...

On Wednesday, just before 2:15 p.m., NWS added a Marine Weather Statement for people on boats or recreating out on the waters from San Mateo Point down to the U.S.-Mexico border.

A KCAL Next Weather Alert remains in effect until Friday for all communities as rainfall totals are expected to peak on Thursday.

Tropical moisture brought September rains and thunderstorms to parts of Southern California Thursday, making for treacherous driving and fueling fears of flash floods and mudslides in recently burned ...