California storms

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A resident cleans up mud that was left by receding floodwaters in Felton, Calif., Jan. 9, 2023. California has gone from extreme drought to extreme flooding in a matter of days. As of Jan. 9, 90% of the state's population was under a flood watch. (OSV News photo/Nathan Frandino, Reuters)

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Abandoned cars are seen in a flooded street in east Santa Barbara, Calif., Jan. 9, 2023. California has gone from extreme drought to extreme flooding in a matter of days. As of Jan. 9, 90% of the state's population was under a flood watch. (OSV News photo/Erica Urech, Reuters)

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This is a view of flooding from the rainstorm-swollen Sacramento and American rivers near downtown Sacramento, Calif., Jan. 11, 2023. Catholic agencies were responding to the needs of those displaced by the historic flooding caused by relentless rain battering California up and down the coast. (OSV News photo/Fred Greaves, Reuters)

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This is a view of flooding from the rainstorm-swollen Sacramento and American rivers near downtown Sacramento, Calif., Jan. 11, 2023. Catholic agencies were responding to the needs of those displaced by the historic flooding caused by relentless rain battering California up and down the coast. (OSV News photo/Fred Greaves, Reuters)

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Fallen trees lie on the street following a bomb cyclone in Rio del Mar, Calif., Jan. 11, 2023, in this screen grab obtained from a social media video. With thunderstorms drenching California and more rain expected, Catholic agencies were organizing a response to the needs of storm victims, thousands of whom remained under evacuation orders. (OSV News photo/Twitter@GaryLeeDance via Reuters)