The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a dire warning for Southern California as a powerful storm system approaches, bringing with it the potential for life-threatening flooding, especially during the Sunday through Monday time period.
Meteorologists are closely monitoring the evolving situation, emphasizing the significant volume of rain expected, and cautioning that projections could escalate even further. The impending storm has prompted heightened concern, and authorities are urging residents to take precautionary measures and stay informed as conditions unfold.
The NWS San Francisco Bay Area office also issued a statement, indicating that confidence is increasing for an impactful storm system that will traverse the region from Sunday into Monday. While the storm’s primary focus appears to be on the Central Coast, meteorologists are refining details as the system develops.
To assist residents in their preparations, the NWS provided a forecast of rainfall probabilities, indicating the likelihood of receiving 2 inches or more, as well as 4 inches or more during the Sunday through Monday period.