Cleanup begins in California after second massive storm pummels state

The cleanup has begun in California after a second back-to-back atmospheric river, known as a Pineapple Express, pummelled the state. However, there is more rain on the way, and officials are concerned the region could face even more damage. Some areas experienced a year’s worth of rain, triggering more than 300 landslides and damaging dozens of structures. Multiple counties in central and southern California are under states of emergency, including Los Angeles County. In northern California, at least three people were killed after winds over 125 kilometres per hour toppled trees.