Southern California Braces for Atmospheric River: Rain, Snow, and Potential Flooding
Southern California is preparing for the impact of an atmospheric river, a weather phenomenon that promises to bring heavy rain, snow, and potential flooding to the region. According to the Los Angeles Times, this atmospheric river is set to cause significant rain across the area, with the potential for flooding and mudslides, particularly in burn scar areas. The storm is expected to start affecting the region from Tuesday, with the heaviest rainfall predicted for Wednesday and Thursday.
FOX LA reports that the timeline for this weather event indicates that Southern California will see rain starting late Monday night, continuing into the week. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for residents to prepare for wet conditions, advising them to stay updated on local weather forecasts and to take necessary precautions against flooding and possible power outages.
NBC Los Angeles highlights that while the rain has arrived later in the season than usual, more wet weather is on the way. This late-season precipitation is crucial for the region's water supply but comes with risks, including the potential for significant disruptions due to flooding and snow in higher elevations.
CBS Los Angeles emphasizes the dual nature of this storm, bringing both rainfall and snow to Southern California. The region is gearing up for a challenging week ahead, with local authorities and residents taking steps to mitigate the impacts of this powerful weather system.
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