With rain forecasted this week, it could impact almond farming during their crucial blooming season over these next few weeks.

As a deep plume of moisture makes its way inland across the West Coast, a multitude of hazards could arise this week, ranging from localized flooding and severe thunderstorms to feet of snow in the mountains and gusty winds.

After an unusually warm winter, California is getting much-needed rain and snow. Here's when you can expect to see rain in Visalia.

The National Weather Service office in Los Angeles is putting people on alert for a “very significant and dangerous" storm that has the potential for flash flooding and possible tornadoes early this week.

A few scattered showers are already present Sunday morning, but the heavier rain is expected to arrive this afternoon and Sierra snow begins this evening.

After an unusually warm winter, California is getting much-needed rain and snow. Here's when you can expect to see rain.

Southern California sees scattered showers now with a stronger, colder storm expected Sunday through midweek. Mountain snow and heavier rain possible.

A storm system moves in Sunday night, setting up a soggy Monday with periods of light to moderate rain, breezy winds, and heavy snowfall in the Sierra.

Showers are forecast for Sacramento, Modesto, Fresno and other parts of the Central Valley

By Monday, widespread rain will blanket California. Here’s a look at where and when stormy conditions will reach the region.