1/10 - California reels from 'endless' storm onslaught, 14 dead
2/10 - Storms have toppled trees, flooded roads and cut power to tens of thousands
Actress-comedian Ellen DeGeneres seen in a video of herself standing besides muddy rapids flowing through what she described as a normally dry creek bed near her property, in Santa Barbara, California
3/10 - Heightened flood and mudslide risks prompted thousands of evacuations and caused power outages
A resident walks along College Road after the area was flooded during a recent storm in Watsonville.
4/10 - The latest in a series of powerful storms battered California, prompting widespread evacuations
Motorists hit roadblocks at a freeway entrance as the US Freeway 101 was closed near Montecito.
5/10 - Some 25,000 people have been evacuated, including the entire Montecito town near Los Angeles
Sand bags are seen at the door of a hotel closed under mandatory evacuation due to heavy rainfall on January 9 in Montecito, California, with firefighters warning mudslides could engulf homes.
6/10 - Montecito, a town of about 9,000 people was expected to get up to 20 cm of rain in 24 hrs
Flood waters in Montecito Creek on January 9. The town is also a favorite of American entertainment royalty like Oprah Winfrey and Jennifer Aniston.
7/10 - The Montecito evacuation zone was among 17 such California regions
The California town, home to Britain\'s Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle, was ordered to be evacuated on Monday.
8/10 - Experts say such storms, interspersed with extreme dry spells, are symptoms of climate change
The storm-swollen San Lorenzo River floods land along Ocean Street Extension in Santa Cruz. Evacuation orders were issued in coastal, woodsy Santa Cruz County for about 32,000 residents living near rain-swollen rivers and creeks, said Melodye Serino, the deputy county administrative officer. The San Lorenzo River was declared at flood stage.
9/10 - The storm is expected to bring heavy snow to Sierra Nevada
Firefighters block CA 192 Foothill road while Arroyo Paredon Creek overflows due to heavy rainfall on January 9 in Carpinteria, 8 miles from Montecito, California.
10/10 - The storm prompted a few tornado warnings early Tuesday
Flooding from heavy storms along East Lake Avenue in Watsonville on Monday.
