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#HurricaneKay weakening into a tropical storm will bring widespread showers with potential for inland flooding to the Southern California region, says @jaycordeira of @CW3E_Scripps. View the water vapor transport forecast showing the storm’s movement: cw3e.ucsd.edu/ivt_iwv_uswc/
“The storm's circulation will drag water vapor up the Mexican coastline & into SoCal, but will be drastically different than the hurricane making landfall here. The latest forecasts bring the storm's circulation (tropical storm) to SD.” - @jaycordeira of @CW3E_Scripps
It's been a while since a large tropical storm has come close to SoCal & #HurricaneKay is showing up in @CW3E_Scripps’ #AtmosphericRiver (AR) forecast tools. ARs move water vapor in long narrow corridors, producing rain when making landfall. More on ARs⬇️
THREAD: Let's talk about #HurricaneKay and its expected influence across the Southwest! (1/9)
Right now, #Kay is a hurricane with 75 mph winds making landfall near the Baja Spur. It is expected to continue weakening into a tropical depression over the next couple days off the coast of SoCal. (2/9) 
The main concern with Kay will be the influx of moisture into the region and associated potential for heavy rainfall. The official rainfall forecast from @NWSWPC calls for fairly widespread rainfall across the southwest over the weekend and into next week. (3/9)
