Unusually strong storm system, fueled by a potent atmospheric river, continues to drench Southern California, delivering widespread rain, thunderstorms, and a significant risk of flash flooding across Los Angeles, Ventura, and eastern Santa Barbara counties through the weekend.
Phase 2 of the Storm Takes Hold
The system has shifted into its second phase following the passage of Friday’s cold front. An upper low positioned roughly 250 miles southwest of Los Angeles is now driving the weather pattern.
A low-level jet is transporting a plume of deep Pacific moisture into the region, with precipitable water values near 1.4 inches, about an inch higher than normal for this time of year. A…
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