Light rain is expected for L.A. as the Sierra receives snow. Strong winds are forecast, which could make driving difficult.

Hope you haven't taken your snow tires off yet, Cali skiers!

Up to 24 inches of snow will fall in the hardest hit areas, threatening difficult travel and widespread power outages.

Tuesday's storm brought heavy rain, thunderstorms with hail and street flooding to Northern California, along with Sierra snow.

After a brief lull in wet weather, another storm system is expected to move into Southern California late Saturday night, bringing heavier rain, gusty winds, mountain snow and the chance of

A strong spring storm will blanket the Sierra with a heavy snowfall, making travel difficult.

This storm is the main precipitation expected in the foreseeable future. The weather pattern may allow for occasional rain, but more storms are unlikely to change the trajectory.

As weekend storms bear down on Southern California, forecasters are beginning to pinpoint when the most rain will fall and how much the region is likely to get. “We will get rain, but we won’t get it on Friday,

The National Weather Service said parts of California had a risk of severe thunderstorms and even tornados on Tuesday.