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National Weather Service reports rain will make its way into Southern California starting Thursday.

Wednesday is forecast to be the eighth day in a row that downtown L.A. hasn't topped 60 degrees, a chilly streak not seen in the city since 2005.

Wednesday is forecast to be the eighth day in a row that downtown L.A. hasn't topped 60 degrees, a chilly streak not seen in the city since 2005.

A winter storm was bringing blizzard conditions, heavy rains and mudslides throughout Southern California.

A massive storm shocks Southern California with cold temperatures, strong winds and abundant moisture, causing extremely rare blizzard conditions and potentially unprecedented snowfalls

The winds are expected to increase in strength overnight and peak Thursday as "omega block" pushes colder air away from the Southland's coastline.

An evacuation order was lifted at La Conchita earlier this week, but officials warn that the area is still vulnerable to landslides.

Wet weather is expected to start late Friday night and continue through Sunday morning.

We finally got a break from the rain, but expect more wet, stormy weather as soon as this weekend.

A dry weekend is expected before another storm could bring up to 3 inches or more of rain Monday into Tuesday.