Los Angeles, CA – Southern California is set to experience light to moderate rain Friday through Saturday night, forecasters say. This rain stems from an atmospheric river currently impacting Northern California.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Los Angeles/Oxnard, rain totals will range from 0.1 to 0.66 inches in most areas. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties may see the highest rainfall, with the Santa Lucia Range expecting up to 1.5 inches. Peak rain rates could reach 0.25 inches per hour.
Rainfall in Los Angeles and Ventura counties will likely peak Saturday morning, with totals up to 0.33 inches. Impacts include slippery roads, increased traffic risks, and wet conditions for outdoor events.
Rain will likely intensify late Saturday night into Sunday as a second storm approaches, though details remain uncertain. The NWS recommends monitoring forecasts for updated rainfall predictions and travel advisories.
Calm weather will return next week, with sunny conditions expected by midweek. Drivers should exercise caution on slick roads and plan accordingly for weekend activities.
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