Another round of heavy snow and scattered showers is expected Friday in Northern California as tens of thousands of people across the state remain without power.

At the Pacoima Wash in San Fernando, a person called 911 to report seeing a woman in the fast-moving waters, the Los Angeles Fire Department said. Crews were using markers to try to find the woman, who was wearing all black and traveling at 25 miles per hour in three feet of water. They did not find her.

The potential for flooding remains high because parts of the ground remain heavily saturated. Weather officials warn that rainfall will quickly turn into runoff.

International Airport saw more than 3 inches in five days, but plenty of places got more. Here’s a rundown of numbers from Christmas and the week.

After a harrowing and deadly Christmas Eve in California with rescues and evacuations amid widespread flooding and debris flow threats, another storm is battering the state Christmas Day, with

After a stormy Christmas, California gets one more rainy day Friday before a sunny, mild weekend brings relief statewide.