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Good evening! A strong #SoCal atmospheric river storm is on it's way to disrupt this holiday week. - Rain can be expected Tuesday through Saturday * Heaviest Tuesday…

Mon, Dec 22, 2025 · 1:46 AMNO LOCATION EXTRACTED

Good evening! A strong #SoCal atmospheric river storm is on it's way...

Good evening!

A strong #SoCal atmospheric river storm is on it's way to disrupt this holiday week.

- Rain can be expected Tuesday through Saturday * Heaviest Tuesday Night through Wednesday Morning - A FLOOD WATCH is in effect Tuesday Afternoon through Wednesday Evening * All 4 counties: San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, L.A. * Debris flows and widespread urban flooding possible * The watch may need to be extended through at least Thursday - Gusty SE winds Tuesday-Wednesday -5-15% chance of thunderstorms Tuesday-Thursday #CAwx

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2:59 PM7d agoWeatherHere are the highest temperatures forecast for Southwest California Friday through Sunday.……Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect for most the area during this time. Use extra caution to stay safe in the heat! Stay hydrated, check on others and NEVER leave kids or pets in a parked car! Outdoor workers take rest breaks in the shade. Provide shade and water for outdoor animals 5:08 PM12d agoWeatherWell, Summer heat will continue to be the main story this weekend……and throughout next week for Southwestern California. Today through Monday, moderate to high heat risk is expected for most areas and Heat Advisories are in effect for most areas and even a Extreme Heat Warning for the Antelope Valley. There will be a "slight" break in the heat on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, even more intense heat is possible the second half of next week into next weekend. So, please exercise caution in this heat. Stay well hydrated, limit outdoor activities during the peak heating of the day and check on sensitive family members and neighbors. If you are looking to go to the beach to "beat the heat," please be very cautious. A combination of swells from Hurricane Fausto, as well as the Southern Hemisphere, will generate elevated surf across south and southwest-facing beaches as well as very strong and dangerous rip currents. Make sure to follow directions from local lifeguards at the beaches. Finally, there will be an elevated to brief critical fire weather risk for the area due to the combination of the heat, low humidity, gusty winds and dry fuels. Any grass fires will spread very quickly. Deep mixing heights (10000-16000 feet) will bring the potential for significant, plume-dominated, fire behavior. So, be careful with any ignition source and have a plan if a wildfire breaks out near you. Try to stay cool out there, Southern California, and have a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!6:55 PM16d agoWeatherAn extended period of high temperatures is expected this coming week, hottest……Thursday through next Monday. Interior highs will be 98-108 with warm overnight lows. Heat Advisories are in effect for most areas away from the immediate coast, with an Extreme Heat Warning for the Antelope Valley. Use extra caution during this time, check on others and remember: never leave kids or pets in a parked car. Also not a great time to hike with your dog!

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