URGENT UPDATE: Los Angeles is bracing for significant rainfall and potential thunderstorms, with weather alerts issued for the entire region. Residents are advised to keep their umbrellas ready as a series of storms is expected to impact the area starting this evening.
According to the National Weather Service, there is a 30% chance of showers beginning after 4 PM today, with temperatures peaking near 67 degrees under partly sunny skies. However, the forecast takes a dramatic turn tonight, with the likelihood of rain skyrocketing to 80% after 10 PM, as southeast winds blow at approximately 10 mph.
This evening’s showers could bring up to 0.25 inches of rainfall, creating challenging conditions for evening commuters. The stormy weather continues into Friday, with an 80% chance of rain and temperatures dropping to a high of 61 degrees. Rainfall could accumulate between 0.5 and 0.75 inches throughout the day.
As Friday night approaches, the situation may worsen, with thunderstorms possible and another 80% chance of precipitation, potentially leading to rainfall totals nearing 1 inch. This marks a concerning trend for the weekend, where Saturday is forecasted to have a staggering 90% chance of showers and the risk of thunder, with total rainfall amounts reaching between 1 and 2 inches.
Sunday may offer a slight break, featuring a 40% chance of showers mainly before 10 AM, with temperatures around 62 degrees. However, as the new week begins, Angelenos should remain vigilant as additional showers are expected on Monday, with overcast skies and a high near 61 degrees.
By Monday night, the forecast suggests ongoing rain, dipping to a cooler low around 48 degrees. Tuesday will likely continue the trend, with a partly sunny outlook and a high near 62 degrees, but rain could return that night.
Finally, relief may arrive on Wednesday, with mostly sunny conditions anticipated and temperatures climbing to 64 degrees. Stay tuned for further updates as this developing weather situation unfolds.
Residents are urged to prepare for adverse conditions, monitor local news, and stay safe as heavy rain and thunderstorms approach.
