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California Declares State of Emergency Amid Late December Storms

Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency in multiple counties due to severe weather conditions brought on by late December storms. The declaration aims to support the response efforts and provide necessary resources for affected areas.

According to reports, Southern California experienced heavy rainfall that broke records, with more storms expected to hit the region. The Los Angeles Times reported that the Christmas storm caused widespread disruptions, including snarled travel and power outages.

Photos from KTLA show the impact of the storm, with images of flooded areas and damaged infrastructure. The New York Times also covered the story, highlighting the severe weather conditions and their effects on daily life.

Another storm is expected to hit California on Christmas Day, bringing flooding rain, high winds, and mountain snow. CNN reported on the latest developments, providing updates on the storm’s trajectory and potential impacts.

The state of emergency declaration will provide additional support for response efforts, including resources and personnel. The Governor’s office has not provided further details on the specific areas affected or the scope of the response efforts.

Residents in affected areas are advised to follow evacuation orders and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.

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