A powerful storm continues to unleash howling winds and heavy rain across Southern California.
Wednesday to protect Californians by supporting emergency relief efforts and essentially keeping an "all hands on deck," mentality.
For the mountain communities, snow levels will stay about 7,000 feet, but will lower to about 5,500 feet by Thursday afternoon.In the Inland Empire, heavy rain and strong winds are expected throughout the day, with wind gusts reaching up to 25 mph.
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