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The Easter weekend storm moving into Southern California late Friday is expected to create hazards across the region, with possible flooding, thunderstorms, heavy snow and strong winds remaining a concern through Sunday.
The system is expected to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, wild winds, dangerous surf, and mountain snow to the region.
Any chance of a mild, dry Southern California weekend appears to have slipped away as a storm system bringing wet weather and cooler temperatures is forecast to land Friday and last through Monday. For the time being, daytime temperatures should remain in the 60s through Friday, with evening temps in the low 50s. […]
It may feel like spring now, but winter is going to make a stormy comeback for Easter weekend.
An "unseasonably cold and vigorous" storm system is expected to soak Southern California just in time for Easter weekend.