Some much-needed rain and mountain snow will hit Southern California this weekend, contributing to a significant weather pattern change after the driest start to San Diego’s water year since 1850.
Why It Matters
Many Southern California cities are inches behind their average rainfall for the water year, which begins on October 1. The lack of moisture has contributed to dry fuels easily consumed by wildfires . Multiple wildfires have sparked this month, spanning thousands of acres and killing at least 27 people.
Strong winds contributing to the rapid spread of flames will die down by Friday, followed by a storm system that will bring a welcome respite of rain.
What To Know
The strong winds are expected to die down on Friday. A low-pressure system will then move into the area.
According to a map published by AccuWeather, rain is expected from Los Angeles, south to Tijuana in Baja California. Snow levels will drop to around 4,000 feet. Much of Southern California is expecting showers this weekend associated with the system…