Christmas Day storm brings more rain to waterlogged Southern California.

Rain from a powerful winter storm in Southern California is tapering off, but another storm system is expected on Christmas Day with showers and possible thunderstorms. Forecasters warn of flash flooding and mudslides in burn scar zones, with evacuations in areas like Wrightwood and Lytle Creek. Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in six counties, deploying resources and first responders to assist with storm response, as the California National Guard stands by for support. Tragically, a Sacramento sheriff’s deputy died in a weather-related crash, highlighting the dangerous conditions caused by the severe weather.

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