An atmospheric river brought heavy rain, serious mountain snow and strong winds to California that flooded roads and rivers and triggered landslides – and more rain is on the way. The first storm,

Snow showers on Friday will linger over the Sierra as rain at lower elevations weakens in Northern California. The KCRA 3 weather team issued an Impact Day for the Sierra because of how snow and wind could affect outdoor activities and travel.

Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway, which just reopened after last month's devastating Palisades Fire, is closing again Tuesday due to concerns about potential mudslides, landslides and debris flows from a prolonged atmospheric river event.

The NWS says excessive rainfall is expected to cause flooding along the Russian River, affecting roadways and agricultural land.

At atmospheric river continues to slam portions of California Tuesday, with multiple inches of rain expected until Wednesday morning.

An atmospheric river is pounding Northern California with heavy rain and the threat of flooding before heading to Southern California.

This atmospheric river has brought heavy rain, flooding and strong wind gusts to Northern California. Wind gusts of 87 mph were reported north of San Francisco as well.

Two atmospheric rivers dumped heavy rain from the valley to the Sierra resulting in rises on area waterways. Here's how the rivers are handling the increase flows.