The mountains. that s why flash flooding will be a problem from seattle all the way down to san diego. in the mountains, several feet of snow to build the snow pack there. but it is mostly mild and gets to the eastern half of the country as mostly rain. anywhere from one to up to five inches of rain with warmer temperatures will bring some spots of flooding through the weekend. mary? maybe a bit of good news there with the warmer temperatures. rob, thank you. now to that breaking news from the supreme court, allowing the trump-era policy limiting immigration to stay in place. so, what does it mean for the thousands of asylum seekers waiting on the mexican side of the border? the white house responding just moments ago. here s mary alice parks. reporter: tonight, the supreme court keeping title 42 in place indefinitely, dashing the hopes of thousands of asylum-seekers waiting on the mexican side of the border. in a 5-4 decision, the high court approving a stay of the lower court order to end title 42. the trump-era covid policy that allows officials to quickly expel migrants, expected to end
Lavandera into the conversation. you re at the border and this is a humanitarian crisis you ve been describing for weeks. shelters are already overflowing. do you think the supreme court keeping title 42 in place, at least for now, will have any impact on what s going on there? reporter: well, there are still a steady flow of people crossing the border, irregardless of what is going on with title 42. so on this side, there are still a large sized number of people here in the el paso area who are still being released, so that doesn t really weaken the pressure on the shelters and the churches that have been housing many of these migrants here in the el paso area. but, jake, as this news was breaking, i was literally in the middle of an interview with a gentleman named ruben garcia, and he is one of the most well-known advocates for