The National Weather Service issued new winter storm warnings for eight states on Thursday, Feb. 19 as the West Coast continues to be pounded by a strong storm bringing several inches of rain and several feet of snow.

Rain and snow are in the forecast Thursday when another storm moves into the region near the end of what has been a wet week in Southern California. The system moved down the coast overnight and into Ventura County.

The National Weather Service office in Los Angeles is putting people on alert for a “very significant and dangerous" storm that has the potential for flash flooding and possible tornadoes early this week.

Fullerton's ferocious winds toppled trees onto homes, cars and trucks, jolting neighbors awake early Wednesday morning.

Southern California was set for a brief lull in wet weather Wednesday, but forecasters say a new storm is rolling in. Here's what you can expect.