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Atmospheric river hits California. Here's what that means.

Por: CBS News Politics December 28, 2022

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Tuesday weather forecast - Dec. 27, 2022 As the United States begins to recover from a week of that left dozens dead, more storms are already in the forecast. An began moving through California on Tuesday, with another atmospheric river predicted for later in the week.  Tuesday's storm, which Matt Sitkowski — science editor-in-chief for The Weather Channel — called an impressive example of the phenomenon, was bringing heavy rain and... + full article



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