Severe weather pounds West Coast, bringing dangerous impacts
Windy weather has brought power outages to thousands of customers
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}More heavy rain, wind and mountain snow continue to pound the West Coast.
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Rain forecast in California over the next week (Credit: Fox News)
Flash flooding, debris flows and mudslides will all be a risk for the next several days, bringing dangerous impacts for millions of residents.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A flood watch in Central California through Friday morning (Credit: Fox News)
Widespread winds of over 50 mph will weaken trees and bring the risk of power outages, especially along the coast.
Wind alerts through Thursday afternoon across California (Credit: Fox News)
The storm system lingering across the Great Lakes will bring some snow, rain and ice to the region.
Warm temperatures are sticking around for the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic (Credit: Fox News)
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Warm temperatures stick around for the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, making it feel more like spring instead of early January.