The floods in California have left dozens of houses buried in mud, thousands of people without electricity, and over 400 traffic accidents. In the northeast, the snowfall has caused states of emergency and major traffic disruptions.

California is facing devastating floods that have buried dozens of homes in mud and left 50,000 people without electricity. Over 400 traffic accidents have been reported, and more than 100 people have been rescued by firefighters from cars and homes affected by flash floods. In the town of Wrightwood, roads have turned into rivers, and residents are facing significant damage, many without flood insurance.

At the same time, meteorologists announce that the rains will cease, but a new atmospheric front has brought heavy snowfall to the northeast coast, where governors from New York and New Jersey have declared a state of emergency. New York airports have been severely affected, with 1,200 flights canceled and 5,500 delayed. Residents in the affected areas are seeking supplies to cope with these difficult conditions.