California has suffered through a seemingly perpetual drought that has lasted more than half a decade now. There were high hopes that the drought fever would break last winter, thanks to an El Niño-related weather pattern. But alas, those rains and mountain snows never materialized.
Enter this winter.
There is no El Niño, which would favor a stormy West Coast weather pattern, but a parade of storms is marching across the Pacific anyway. One will hit California from Tuesday through Wednesday, while another gathers steam offshore, ready to hit the state beginning during the weekend.
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