The December 2004 North American storm complex was a strong Pineapple Express winter storm that developed from the combination of a moderate El Niño episode, and an atmospheric river that opened from near Hawaii. The storm shattered several rainfall records across California and other western states. The storm dropped a maximum of 10 inches of rain in Los Angeles and caused flooding across many other parts of the Southwest.
Meteorological History
Impacts
See Also
- January 1862 North American Megastorm
- February 2005 North American Superstorm
- January 2008 North American superstorm
- October 2009 North American storm complex
- January 2010 North American Superstorms
- October 2010 North American superstorm
- December 2010 North American Superstorm
- June 2011 North American winter storm
- 2011 Bering Sea superstorm
- December 2012 North American storm complex
- El Niño
- La Niña
References
External links
Category:2004 meteorology
Category:2004 natural disasters in the United States
Category:Blizzards in the United States
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