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Jan 7 • 5 tweets • 2 min read

(1/5) After a quiet weekend weather-wise, the next in a series of storm systems will begin to impact SoCal next week. Widespread moderate to heavy rain (with a slight chance of t-storms) and very strong winds can be anticipated. The heaviest precip is expected across SBCo Mtns.

(2/5) Rain may develop as early as Mon morning across Orange/San Bernardino Counties, with light rain spreading southeastward through the day. However, an increase in activity is expected through Monday night, with with heaviest and most widespread rain occurring on Tuesday.

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(3/5) The @NWSWPC is outlooking a SLIGHT RISK for excessive rain leading to flash flooding across portions of Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. Rain rates could be very high in the strongest cells, so remain alert for flooding.

(4/5) Wind will also be a big concern with this system, with widespread very strong winds occurring through the day on Tuesday. Strong winds combined with heavy precipitation will lead to hazardous travel conditions, so please use caution if you're out and about on Tuesday.

(5/5) We are constantly looking at new data and refining the forecast, so we will continue to update you all with new information as it becomes available this weekend leading up to the storm. Stay tuned and stay safe this week! #CAwx

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(1/8) We have quite the storm this week. We will lay out the impacts in this order:
1. Rain and Flooding
2. Wind
3. Snow
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(2/8) Scattered showers will be possible as early as Mon morning across northern areas & will spread to the southeast by Mon night. The heaviest/most widespread rain will occur Tue morning/afternoon, and flooding will be possible. T-storms will also be possible during this time.

A ⚠️ FLOOD WATCH ⚠️ has been issued for our northern areas, where the heaviest rain/highest rain rates are expected. Thunderstorms will be possible on Tuesday; rain rates may exceed 1"/hr with the heaviest cells. There will be a HIGH risk for flooding near recent burn scars.

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(1/4) The first week of 2023 looks quite stormy! After rain diminishes tonight, the next chance for widespread rain looks to develop tomorrow night-Tue morning. The rain isn't expected to be as heavy as last night, but widespread accumulations are expected.

(2/4) Rain will increase from northwest to southeast Monday night. Preliminary rain totals are as follows:
Coast: 0.50-0.75"
Valleys: 0.40-0.75"
Mountains: 0.50-1.00"
Deserts: 0.01-0.20"

(3/4) Another, and potentially significant storm system, looks to move into Southern California late this week. Rain amounts are uncertain at this time, but could be significant. Tune in over the next few days as we refine the forecast!
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