Southern California has been drenched by the third storm in just over a week, unleashing torrential rains and prompting new flash flood warnings. According to the National Weather Service, the region is now on track for near-record November rainfall, with downtown Los Angeles receiving more than four times the normal amount since storms began on Nov. 13. 🌊 In Huntington Beach, rainwater rushed through streets like a stream, while one neighborhood flooded after a local pond overflowed, trapping

🌧️ Our interactive radar shows the storm engulfing Southern California throughout Saturday morning. Flash flood warnings remain in effect — officials urge residents to stay alert and stay safe. ⚠️ https://ktla.com/southern-california-weather-radar/ | KTLA 5 News

This satellite timelapse shows the atmospheric river delivering rain to Southern California on Nov. 14, 2025. (NOAA) #california #cawx #atmosphericriver #rain #storms | KTLA 5 News