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Heavy snow season continues in Southern California

Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood, California, is seen in an undated photo. (KTLA)

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Hilary wasn’t tropical storm when it hit California: NOAA

Tropical Storm Hilary

Earth records back-to-back-to-back hottest days ever

When will SoCal get a break from June gloom?

A Southern California beach is seen on a cloudy day in this file photo. (KTLA)

Is the rain finally over for California?

Meteorologist: West Coast snow ‘once in a generation’

Winter Weather California

California expected to experience a dry winter

NOAA U.S. Winter Outlook Temperature Map

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Summer outlook released: What it means for CA

How La Niña will impact California’s summer

La Nina is expected to last longer into 2022 than we originally thought. (NOAA via AP)

U.S. could see 100 years worth of sea rise by 2050

Workers build a sand berm to prevent flooding north of the Balboa Pier during high tide in Newport Beach, Calif., on Thursday, Aug. 19, 2021. According to a U.S. federal report released on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022, seas lapping against America’s coastlines are rising ever faster and will be 10 to 12 inches higher by the year 2050 with major U.S. Eastern cities regularly hit with costly sunny day flooding. (Jeff Gritchen/The Orange County Register via AP)

California is now out of the worst drought category; …

U.S. Drought Monitor maps of California from Sept. 28, 2021, left, and Jan. 11, 2022, right.

Earth hits 6th warmest year on record

A warning sign posted alerts visitors of heat dangers on July 11, 2021 in Death Valley National Park, California. (David Becker/Getty Images)

More rain, snow coming to SoCal ahead of holiday …

Storm clouds blanket the Los Angeles skyline is seen from Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area on Dec. 24, 2021. (Ringo H.W. Chiu/Associated Press)

La Niña winter: What NOAA says SoCal can expect for …

La Niña is characterized by a cooling of ocean waters in the Pacific. (Climate.Gov)