A powerful Pacific storm dumped heavy rain overnight across Southern California, which remains under flood watches and a beach hazards statement Thursday. "Another day of scattered showers and some thunderstorms expected to continue, with all of the rainy weather still a factor," KTLA's Kirk Hawkins…
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Rainstorm Wednesday, flood watch & thunderstorms
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Southern California storm brings flooding, debris flows and high surf
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Ventura County sees steady rain as storm moves into Southern California
The first non-tropical storm of the rainy season is brewing in the Pacific and is expected to bring measurable rainfall and a chance of thunderstorms to Southern California this week. Southern California's coastal communities are also bracing for the storm as they rush to prepare for increased surf …
Despite a sunny, warm start to the week, a strong storm is expected to hit Santa Barbara County on Wednesday and Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. The storm is forecast to peak Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning, with rain totals expected to exceed 1 inch in some parts o…
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. - Rain begins Wednesday morning for our area. Some stronger cells are expected in our region on Wednesday night. About an inch is expected in our region. Thunderstorms are possible and strong rainfall rates at times so a flood watch has been issued in Santa Barbara Count…
The National Weather Service Los Angeles-Oxnard office is estimating a 30% to 40% chance of thunderstorms with widespread minor flooding and debris flow concerns in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
The first moderate rainstorm of the season is here! A Flood Watch has been issued for Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez mountains along with some beach areas through early Thursday. Expect 1-2 inches of rainfall, with the heaviest rain occurring during midday to evening hours.
A building Pacific storm is heading toward the California coast on Wednesday, bringing measurable rainfall, a chance of thunderstorms and a flood watch to Southern California. "Significant rain bands are expected as a result of this area of low pressure working its way into Southern California," KTL…
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to sweep across Southern California Wednesday as a strong autumn storm threatens flooding in vulnerable coastal and mountain communities. The system brings much cooler weather to the region through Thursday before dry conditions return for the weekend.
Rain is anticipated for Southern California on Wednesday into Thursday as the National Weather Service cautioned about potential beach hazards and thunderstorms from Oxnard to the Mexico border.
A powerful Pacific storm dumped heavy rain overnight across Southern California, which remains under flood watches and a beach hazards statement Thursday. "Another day of scattered showers and some thunderstorms expected to continue, with all of the rainy weather still a factor," KTLA's Kirk Hawkins…
Another round of rain will hit Southern California on Thursday as some areas remain under a Flood Watch until the early evening. On Thursday morning, moderate to heavy rain activity was detected across portions of the Inland Empire along the 10 and 60 freeways, as well as heavy rainfall in the San F…
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