Storm next week expected to bring 'significant rain and mountain snow' to Southland, forecasters say
Print A storm system arriving during the second half of next week has the potential to bring widespread moderate to heavy rain to Southern California, the National Weather Service says. Rainfall rates could be high at times, raising the possibility of debris flows in the recent burn areas, as well as mud and rock slides on mountain roads. Significant snow accumulations are possible with the storm, mainly above 5,000 feet. We are in for big changes in our weather pattern, with 3 storm systems moving through. The 1st and 2nd storms are colder systems with mainly snow impacts, and the 3rd storm ...
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