The region’s first significant storm of February is forecast to reach the Inland Empire early next week, though rainfall amounts remain uncertain, according to the National Weather Service.
The agency stated that a system predicted to make landfall in the Pacific Northwest over the weekend will sweep southward into California Monday and Tuesday, with impacts lingering until Thursday.
“A broad troughing pattern is expected to prevail over the west coast next week,” the NWS said in a statement. “This pattern will bring cooler conditions, the return of onshore flow and chances of widespread precipitation. About 30% of global ensemble clusters have the low pressure in position to bring us precipitation on Tuesday, with more guidance showing wetter conditions for Wednesday and Thursday.”…