Cold Storm Headed For SoCal Thursday, May Be Followed By Heavy Rain Monday – CBS Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — The skies is likely to be clear and dry Wednesday, however extra rain and cooler temperatures are on the best way for Thursday.

One other fast-moving storm is headed for Southern California, bringing cooler situations and extra rain and probably snow to decrease elevations just like the Grapevine.

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Scattered showers and light-weight rain is anticipated to fall over the area, beginning earlier than midnight and into the in a single day hours, in response to CBS 2/KCAL 9’s Amber Lee. Ventura County is forecast to get extra rain at about 9 a.m., and that rain band is anticipated to additionally deliver average showers over Los Angeles County and Orange County.

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Rain ought to begin to push additional into Orange County and the Inland Empire at about lunchtime and preserve transferring south into the afternoon commute.

Situations ought to start to dry up by Thursday afternoon, however gusty winds are forecast to comply with the rain, with a wind advisory issued for the LA County mountains, Antelope Valley and Mt. Wilson. Winds between 20 and 35 mph, with gusts of as much as 50 mph, are forecast, and will make freeway driving troublesome for high-profile automobiles, particularly alongside Highways 14 and 138, and trigger energy outages in the event that they take out tree limbs.

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However that’s not all – one more storm is forming on the horizon that would deliver as a lot as three inches to Southern California’s valleys and 4 inches to the mountains. This probably vital storm is anticipated to reach Monday, and since it might be boosted with subtropical moisture, it may deliver average to heavy rain into Tuesday.