Critical Fire Weather Conditions Over Southern California; Winter Storm to Impact the Southern U.S.

High winds and low relative humidity will continue to support critical fire weather conditions in southern California through Friday. Red Flag Warnings remain in effect. A winter storm is expected to bring snow from southeast Oklahoma through western North Carolina through Saturday. Snow will transition to sleet and freezing rain across the ArkLaTex through the Southeast into the Mid-Atlantic. Read More >

Overview

Periods of moderate to heavy rainfall are expected through tomorrow evening. Flash flooding and debris flows will be possible, especially over burn scars, mountainous terrain, saturated soils, and narrow canyons. Prolonged periods of light to moderate rain are expected in the interim. An additional 0.5 to 2 inches of rain is expected. Additionally, strong to severe thunderstorms are possible, most likely across the Four Corners area, which could lead to even heavier rain rates, hail, and damaging winds.

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Critical Fire Weather Conditions Over Southern California; Winter Storm to Impact the Southern U.S.

Significant Rainfall Expected Through Thursday Night

Please see the map below for more information. If the map is not working, please go to detailed hazard viewer for the latest watches and warnings in effect.

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