A powerful storm carrying a strong atmospheric river laid siege to California over the last several days — setting records in parts of the state — with evacuations orders still ongoing Thursday because of the risk of life-threatening flooding and debris flows.

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The National Weather Service said two more impulses will move through the area with the potential for flooding in the burn scar areas.

California, soaked from days of relentless rain and recovering from mudslides in mountain towns, was hit with another powerful storm Christmas Day.

Torrential rains unleashed widespread flash flooding and mud flows across Southern California on Wednesday, as authorities warned motorists to stay off roads while urging residents in flood zones to evacuate or shelter in place.

Two have died as stormy weather enveloped Southern California on Wednesday and is expected to continue through Friday, causing a state of emergency and evacuations.

Economists from the Inland Empire Economic Partnership look at events throughout the region worth spotlighting, from news out of the ports to Disneyland’s 70th anniversary.

In-N-Out restaurants are open until 11 p.m. on Christmas Eve, a spokesperson told the USA TODAY Network in an email. No, restaurants are closed on the holiday so that associates can be with their families.

Located in California’s Orange County, Little Saigon is a thriving neighborhood of restaurants, shops, and businesses run almost entirely by Vietnamese American immigrants and their descendants.