California Gov. Gavin Newsom said that the death toll from storms in the state was likely to rise as residents braced for even more wet and windy weather this week.
California is bracing forafter weeks of rain have led to devastating impacts and the deaths of at least 17 people.
"Gusty southerly winds combine with saturated soils will result in a higher likelihood for down trees," the office there tweeted. The office there tweeted out a picture of hail – smaller than a dime – that fell over the region and a high surf warning was in effect through last night.
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