Two atmospheric rivers have ended Northern California's dry spell, bringing heavy rains and setting records in San Francisco.

Parts of northern and central California saw more than two inches of rain Tuesday as Southern Californians face rain through ...

Caltrans shuts down Pacific Coast Highway as back-to-back atmospheric river storms raise risks in wildfire-affected areas; ...

The gusty atmospheric river storm could cause flooding and rockslides but also will help reduce the risk of wildfires with ...

In Santa Barbara County, a “possible sinkhole” closed part of Highway 1 south of Lompoc as an atmospheric river storm hit the ...

An atmospheric river that has brought rain and wind gusts throughout the Bay Area over the past few days had its stormiest ...

A house was swept into the Russian River by a mudslide in Forestville near the Forest Hills Bridge Tuesday afternoon as an ...

Millions of people from the Midwest to the Northeast are on alert as a developing winter storm is expected to bring a potentially crippling ice threat that could knock out power and lead to ...

At atmospheric river continues to slam portions of California Tuesday, with multiple inches of rain expected until Wednesday.

Up to 4 inches of rain could fall on lower elevations through Tuesday night, according to the national Weather Service.

Parts of northern California could see up to a foot of rain, but Phoenix will remain dry and warmer than usual.

Lake Shasta waters swelled after heavy winter rains from an atmospheric river. Here's how much rain fell and how many feet the lake grew.