Los Angeles, CA – Southern California is in for another round of rain and gusty winds on Thursday as a lingering cold front keeps the region unsettled. While the stormy conditions will ease by the weekend, residents should prepare for wet roads, possible power outages, and hazardous driving conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday’s forecast calls for steady rain throughout the day with a high of 61°F. Winds will be light early but may strengthen in the afternoon, particularly in higher elevations. Rainfall totals could reach a quarter-inch, making for slick roadways and reduced visibility.
By Thursday night, rain chances remain high, with showers tapering off into early Friday morning. Winds will shift slightly but remain calm, with overnight lows dropping to 52°F.
Weekend Warm-Up Ahead
Friday will bring lingering showers in the morning, with an 80% chance of precipitation before the system moves out. Temperatures will remain mild, with a high of 60°F. By Friday night, skies will begin to clear, setting the stage for a much drier weekend.
Saturday will bring a welcome change, with sunny skies and a high of 64°F. Overnight lows will dip into the mid-40s, but conditions will remain dry. Sunday looks even warmer, with highs near 67°F and mostly clear skies continuing into next week.
What Residents Should Know
Drivers are advised to use caution on wet roads Thursday and Friday, as standing water and slick conditions could create delays. Power outages remain possible in wind-prone areas, particularly in the foothills and canyons.
By Saturday, residents can expect ideal weather for outdoor activities, with no significant storms on the horizon.
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