Rare Blizzard Warnings Issued , in Southern California.<br />On February 24, a large storm <br />threatens rain, snow and <br />a blizzard in California. .<br />CNN reports that the news comes as another <br />multiday winter storm weakens after dumping <br />heavy snow and ice over a large swath of the country.<br />That initial storm left thousands of <br />people in the Midwest without power.<br />For the first time ever, the National Weather Service in San Diego<br />announced a blizzard warning for the San Bernardino County <br />mountains, with three to five feet of snow forecast.<br />This storm system will be unusually <br />cold, and snow levels will be very low. , National Weather Service, via CNN.<br />In fact, areas very close to<br />the Pacific Coast and also into <br />the interior valleys that are not <br />accustomed to seeing snow, may <br />see some accumulating snowfall, National Weather Service of San Diego, via CNN.<br />The approaching storm has placed over 20 million <br />Californians under flood watches and another 30 million <br />people in Southern California under high wind alerts.<br />CNN reports that the highest wind <br />gusts in the affected areas could <br />reach up to 75 miles per hour.<br />For Friday morning through <br />Saturday afternoon, plan to <br />hunker down and avoid travel. , National Weather Service of San Diego, via CNN.<br />The worst impacts from flooding and blizzard conditions occur Friday afternoon through Saturday morning, when any non-essential or non-emergency travel should be postponed!, National Weather Service of San Diego, via CNN
