At least three killed as historic storm sweeps California leaving up to $11bn trail of damage
At least three people have died in California as the second of two atmospheric river storms blasted the state, leaving a trail of destruction estimated to be worth up to $11bn.
The extreme weather and record rainfall turned hillsides into cascading mudflows, leaving many displaced and hundreds of thousands without power.
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in eight counties in Southern California, affecting around 20 million people.
Major cities including and experienced unprecedented levels of rain, and gusts that forced the National Weather
