California weather calms down after weeks of hurricanes

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California’s weather was calmer Tuesday after weeks of atmospheric rivers That flooded the state and covered its mountains with heavy snow.

In some places, light rain and snow showers continued to fall but skies eventually cleared.

The National Weather Service predicted that a precipitation shot from a rapid system would be forecast for Wednesday or Thursday. It will then be followed by dry conditions,

Forecasters warned that even though the midweek rain will be very light, it could still cause serious problems due to the state’s saturated state.

Since December, nine atmospheric rivers have caused power outages and flooding. landslides. At least 20 people were murdered.

President Joe Biden will travel to California’s central coast on Thursday to visit areas that have been devastated by the extreme weather.

Monday’s White House statement stated that the president would visit first responders, state and local officials, assess recovery efforts, and determine if additional federal support is required.