Torrential rains return to Southern California, prompting new flash flood fears, threat of mudslides
A local pond overflows into a residential neighborhood in Huntington Beach, Calif. following a storm on Friday, Nov. 21, 2025. (AP Photo/Amy Taxin)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Torrential rains drenched parts of Southern California on Friday, leading to new flash flood warnings following earlier storms that put the region on track for near-record November rainfall, the National Weather Service said.
Before dawn Friday, residents were warned of flash flooding of streets, creeks and streams and possible mudslides in several parts of Los Angeles and Orange counties. In coastal Huntington Beach, rain flowed through some streets like a stream.
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