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The rain apparently won’t be letting up anytime soon in normally sunshine-soaked Southern California, as back-to-back storms are forecast to move into the region this weekend.
Light to moderate rain will begin falling in Ventura and Los Angeles counties Friday night and into Saturday morning when the first of two storms hit, according to the National Weather Service.
To the east and south, “a quick round of showers” will bring light rain into San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties overnight, forecasters said.
Meanwhile, elevations above 3,500 to 4,000 feet in L.A. and Ventura counties will see 1 to 3 of inches snow, while San Bernardino County mountains could receive up to 5 inches of fresh powder.
The Weather Service warned of potentially dangerous hazardous driving conditions during the storm across the Interstate 5 corridor, including along the Grapevine overnight.
More precipitation is forecast to hit the Southland on Sunday when another storm enters the region.
Light to moderate rain and snow expected with the next storm system late today through Saturday.. Could be some hazardous driving conditions across the I-5 Corridor including the Grapevine tonight into Saturday morning. #cawx #LArain #SoCal pic.twitter.com/IgiBMfZu0A
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) February 8, 2019
Enjoy the last day of dry weather before a quick round of showers move in late tonight! Here's the NAM forecast radar reflectivity for the upcoming precip. Snow levels will range from 3500-5000 ft. More precip on the way for Sun and Sun night. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/VGaH6gdYKe
— NWS San Diego (@NWSSanDiego) February 8, 2019