The weather here, she continues, “is the weather of catastrophe, of apocalypse.” Didion and Butler are just two of the many writers who have approached Southern California through the lens of ...

Los Angeles is no stranger to disaster, having weathered floods, earthquakes and riots. But Tuesday brought one of most devastating days in the city's history. The Pacific Palisades Fire started ...

Rainfall totals are showing February is one of the wettest months ever recorded with 12.56 inches of rain in downtown Los Angeles reported so far.

Here's when and where to expect rain this weekend in Los Angeles. ... Waves of 4 to 7 feet are expected on the beaches of Los Angeles County.

The NWS said Los Angeles and Ventura counties could receive between .5 and .75 inches of rain Tuesday through Wednesday, with the mountains and hills getting between .75 and 1.5 inches of rain.

Wreckage from the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County. Rain mixed with loose dirt and debris created mud slide risk. Getty Images. You are viewing 1 of 3 images Previous Image Next Image.

The National Weather Service (NWS) says Los Angeles is expected to experience mostly sunny conditions over the next week, with temperatures gradually increasing from the high 50s to mid-70s.

As the weather system that finally brought substantial rain to Southern California moves slowly east, battle-scarred residents may be wondering how long they’re safe from the kind of wildfires ...

After fleeing the LA fires, stormy weather has forced some residents to evacuate again -- this time, from mud and flooding that could wash poisonous chemicals into storm drains, beaches and oceans ...

Almost 15 years ago, I received a real education in rain. I still remember encountering my first East Coast storm, on the way to Washington, D.C.

Rain would be bad for LA during the wildfires. Here’s why. The region has experienced one of its driest winter spells on record . Rhian Lubin. in New York. Thursday 16 January 2025 17:53 GMT.

The weather here, she continues, “is the weather of catastrophe, of apocalypse.” Didion and Butler are just two of the many ...