Floodwaters from the overflowing Salinas River washed over a truck during rain storms in California in January 2023. (Josh Edelson/Bloomberg) Floodwaters from the overflowing Salinas River washed over a truck during rain storms in California in January 2023. (Josh Edelson/Bloomberg)

Although the heavy rain and snow to hit the west coast in recent weeks may ease drought conditions there, California could see dangerous flooding this spring, NOAA experts said this week.

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