🌧️Heavy rain is expected throughout the Easter weekend.
💨Strong winds will accompany the storm.
❄️Snow is forecasted in the mountains, with snow levels dropping to 4,500 feet.
⚡Isolated thunderstorms are possible, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and hail.
☔Periods of showers and dry windows can be expected throughout the weekend.
What are the concerns with this storm?
—The main concerns are flooding, road closures, rock slides, and possible thunderstorms with heavy downpours, gusty winds, and hail.
What areas will be most affected by the storm?
—The storm will impact the entire region, including Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire.
How much rain is expected?
—Rainfall amounts will vary, but generally, 1 to 3 inches of rain is forecasted for most areas, with higher amounts in the mountains and foothills.
Will there be snow?
—Yes, snow is expected in the mountains, with snow levels dropping to 4,500 feet. Several feet of snow are possible above 6,000 feet.
Is there a flood watch?
—Yes, there is a flood watch in effect for all areas, including the high deserts, metro areas, Orange County, and the Inland Empire.
00:00A significant storm is approaching with heavy rain, strong winds, and snow expected throughout the Easter weekend.
03:12Rain will continue steadily throughout the morning, with snow in the mountains and foothills.
06:00Heavy rain and gusty winds will continue, with possible thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.
15:30Showers will persist on Easter Sunday, with isolated thunderstorms and brief periods of dry weather.
20:15Rainfall will gradually taper off on Monday, with some lingering showers.
30:45The storm will finally move out of the region by Tuesday, with sunshine and warmer temperatures returning.
35:20Another rain system may approach next weekend, but the intensity is uncertain at this time.
