Affected by the storm, southern California experienced heavy rainfall on the 24th, causing widespread flooding. Ground and air traffic were affected. California Governor Newson announced that six counties, including Los Angeles County, have entered a state of emergency and urged local residents to avoid travel. The storm brought the first round of heavy rainfall on the evening of the 23rd. Trees were dumped and debris scattered on the streets of Los Angeles, and floods blocked traffic. The rain intensified in the early morning of the 24th, causing some transmission lines to fail. According to data from the National Outage Information Network, more than 100,000 households and businesses lost power. The US National Weather Service released news that “widespread flash floods have broken out” in southern California, and there have been many landslides.

Affected by the storm, southern California experienced heavy rainfall on the 24th, causing widespread flooding. Ground and air traffic were affected. California Governor Newson announced that six counties, including Los Angeles County, have entered a state of emergency and urged local residents to avoid travel. The storm brought the first round of heavy rainfall on the evening of the 23rd. Trees were dumped and debris scattered on the streets of Los Angeles, and floods blocked traffic. The rain intensified in the early morning of the 24th, causing some transmission lines to fail. According to data from the National Outage Information Network, more than 100,000 households and businesses lost power. The US National Weather Service released news that “widespread flash floods have broken out” in southern California, and there have been many landslides.