Southern California's Wet Weekend: What's Next?

Southern California is experiencing a wet spell, but the sun is on its way. Rain is expected to stick around until early Saturday. After that, the forecast looks bright and sunny. The recent storm brought chaos. Roads turned into rivers. Trees fell. Roofs flew off. It was a dramatic scene, especially during the holidays. In Boyle Heights, strong winds tore through the neighborhood. A roof was ripped off a house, sending debris flying. Neighbors watched in shock as the roof was torn away.The storm caused many problems. In Altadena, muddy messes were left behind. The L. A. River rushed with water. First responders were busy. The L. A. police handled over 350 traffic accidents. City crews dealt with more than 600 tree emergencies. The fire department even had to rescue people from the river. In Ventura County, heavy rain led to flash floods. Cars were stranded in standing water. A person was trapped on an island under the 101 Freeway. Rescue teams had to lower a firefighter to save the person. The Flash Flood Warning was extended until early Friday morning. The storm caused a lot of damage. But neighbors came together to clean up. They were thankful no one was hurt. It was a Christmas they won't forget.