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“Are we out of the woods yet? No, there’s still a long firefight ahead of us,” Rob Scott, a fire behavior analyst at the U.S. The rain did not reach the Sierra Nevada foothills northeast of Sacramento, where the explosive Mosquito fire continued to rage uncontrolled, but the authorities said that the cooler temperatures and humidity on Friday and through the weekend were creating a crucial window for getting a handle on the blaze. Roseen said he did not have information about what may have caused the crash. The three people onboard, a pilot and two firefighters, sustained moderate injuries and were taken to a hospital. Late on Saturday afternoon, state fire officials said that a privately owned helicopter that they had contracted to help with firefighting efforts crashed as it was landing at a nearby airport. “Whether it is super hot, or whether it is super cold, raining or whatever, but if you notice every incident that’s going on anywhere in the United States is because it’s weather caused. “I am scared that the weather is going to take us down eventually,” Ms. On Saturday, the agency said crews were working as quickly as they could to restore power to tens of thousands of customers.Ĭoastal flood advisories were in place on Saturday in some low-lying beach and island communities, while a flash flood watch was in effect in the southeast corner of the state, the National Weather Service said.īut though there were some toppled boats and muddy parking lots in beach towns where high tides sometimes inundate streets, significant flooding wasn’t reported in Southern California. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, the nation’s biggest public utility, warned customers about power outages caused by falling branches or palm fronds knocked off trees by the first significant rainfall in months. (For instance, 0.61 inches of rain fell on San Diego on Friday, breaking the record for that date of 0.09 inches, set in 1976, according to the National Weather Service.) The arrival of the storm on Friday - one of the closest approaches of an intact tropical cyclone to California in decades - caused some hiccups across the region, largely because any rain this time of year is unusual.