An atmospheric river is targeting Northern California first on Monday, then Los Angeles County on Tuesday, bringing relief to a challenging fire weather season in Southern California. Flood watches are in place for Northern California, and forecasters indicate a mix of rain and potential hazardous conditions for the L.A. area later in the week. The storm systems are expected to deliver light-to-moderate rain while also raising concerns for mudslides, particularly in areas affected by recent fires. Wind gusts are also anticipated, affecting different regions throughout the week.
A stronger atmospheric river is set to hit Northern California on Monday and will impact Los Angeles County on Tuesday, providing hope for an end to fire season.
Flood watches are in effect for broad areas of Northern California, while L.A. County prepares for two distinct storm systems this week.
The atmospheric river could bring light-to-moderate rain to Southern California, raising concerns for mudslides and road erosion, especially in sensitive areas.
Forecasters warn of a 5% chance for rainfall rates that could lead to significant mudslides in recently burned regions.
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