Severe Weather Alert: SoCal Braces for Intense Rain & Debris Flows

Southern California is bracing for a major atmospheric river storm set to impact the region from Wednesday, February 12, through Friday, February 14, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) Los Angeles/Oxnard.

Flooding and Debris Flows a Major Concern

The NWS has issued warnings about potentially life-threatening debris flows in burn scar areas. The storm is expected to deliver intense rainfall, mountain snow, and powerful winds, primarily affecting Ventura, Los Angeles, and Santa Barbara counties.

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Forecasts predict:

• Up to 4 inches of rain in coastal foothills
• Snow levels starting at 7,000 feet
• Increased flood risks Thursday night into Friday morning

Residents Urged to Prepare

Temperatures are expected to remain chilly, with highs in the 50s, and officials advise residents to take precautions ahead of the storm.

Stay updated as the storm progresses, and follow local advisories for safety measures.

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