Southern California is bracing for wet weather as a series of rainstorms are expected to drench the region through the weekend and into next week, with more fronts forecasted to move through. KTLA Meteorologist Kaj Goldberg warns the public to be cautious and prepared, as hazardous driving conditions are expected, including limited visibility and possible road flooding. The National Weather Service has issued advisories and warnings for thunderstorms, high surf, coastal flood, and Winter Weather Advisory.
Over the weekend, rain is forecasted to hit the coastal and valley regions with 0.5 to 2 inches of rain, while the foothills and mountains can expect 2 to 4 inches, with even more rainfall on southwest-facing slopes. Furthermore, snowfall is expected at elevations over 6,500 feet, with 6-12 inches of snow possible above resort levels. Additionally, the rainstorm is causing advisories for driving conditions, and it is recommended to clear out debris from rain gutters and waterways, have a backup plan for outdoor activities, avoid flooded roads, and stay updated with the forecast.
Overall, Southern California is preparing for stormy weather conditions. The latest warnings, advisories, and rainfall totals can be found on the National Weather Service’s website. The public is being urged to stay safe, prepare for the storm, and take necessary precautions to avoid any potential risks and dangers associated with the rainstorm.