A storm system slated to swing across California later this week will generate springtime showers throughout the Inland Empire, though more intense weather may arrive, depending on how much energy the system gathers and which way it goes, according to the National Weather Service.
The agency said Monday that forecast models were continuing to sort out the timing and depth of the low pressure troughs tracking inbound from the sea, likely to reach Southern California Thursday night.
“The (first) low will progress westwards into Wednesday, opening up and moving into California as it phases with another trough dropping south through the Pacific Northwest,” the NWS said in a statement. “There is still some uncertainty with the evolution of the pattern. The track of this low has big implications on virtually every aspect of the forecast — temperatures, snow levels, precipitation amounts, thunderstorm chances and wind.”…