Northern California copes, tweets, posts amid heavy storm
Rain flooded streets with Thursday's storm in Northern California as high winds downed trees, and power went out for thousands.
Forecasters say the storm, which has an "atmospheric river" known as the Pineapple Express that can be up to 400 miles wide, is one of the most powerful to hit California in years.
Vivid images from the storm have emerged on social media. Some of the most eye-popping images as well as news updates are included below.
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Veronica Rocha worked on the Metro desk and at L.A. Now covering breaking news in California. She joined the Los Angeles Times in 2014 and left in 2017.