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A cross-country storm pattern is set to bring heavy rain from California through Texas to Florida, with snow possible at higher elevations in the Sierra Nevada. From Friday through Monday, a low is expected to draw deep Pacific moisture into California and the Desert Southwest, while colder air supports early-season mountain snowfall. The FOX Forecast Center says Corpus Christi, Austin and San Antonio could see the heaviest Texas rain Saturday and Sunday, with a level 1 of 4 flash flood risk; a few inches are possible, but exact totals remain uncertain.

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00:00Heavy rain is headed from California toward Texas, and Florida in a storm pattern stretching
00:04across the southern U.S. The Fox Forecast Center expects Pacific moisture to feed California
00:11storms from Friday through Monday. If you're in southern California, valleys and lower deserts
00:16will likely see widespread rain. But colder air will also bring snow to the Sierra Nevada,
00:21especially at higher elevations. Winter storm watches are in effect there, heading into the
00:27weekend. Then the rain moves toward Texas, where recent storms have already soaked the
00:32ground. Corpus Christi, Austin, and San Antonio could get their heaviest rain Saturday and
00:37Sunday. A low flash flood risk is in place for the weekend. Exact rainfall totals remain
00:43uncertain, but a few inches are possible across Texas. Florida could then see torrential rain
00:48early next week. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:53using AI-assisted tools.
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