A frigid storm will sweep across California, lowering snow levels and creating dangerous Sierra and mountain travel conditions. Tahoe and Big Bear travel could turn treacherous by Monday.

A strong storm system is set to hit Southern California starting Sunday, bringing potential thunderstorms, damaging winds and dangerous surf.

Southern California will see a mild weekend before three cold storm systems bring heavy rain and dropping snow levels starting on Monday.

After a very dry five-week period, OpenSnow is tracking a welcome series of cold storms that could deliver upwards of 3-5 feet of snow to ski areas in Tahoe and

A warm and dry Saturday is expected to give way to a powerful storm late Sunday, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and dangerous surf forecast to impact Southern California through early next week. “Sunday will be a transition day as a potent storm system approaches from the northwest,

Southern California can expect another round of rain next week. A powerful, multi‑day storm pattern moves in late Sunday with heavy rainfall, mountain snow and a threat of thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

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Meteorologists say California and much of the Western United States are about to trade a calm, warm stretch for a run of harsh mid-February storms. Forecasts call for systems strong enough to bring heavy rain,