Overview

Los Angeles County is experiencing scattered showers from Sunday through Monday, following a storm system that has moved eastward. Although the heaviest rainfall occurred early Sunday morning, light showers are expected to continue intermittently into early Monday.

According to the National Weather Service, parts of the region had a flood advisory in effect Sunday morning, which has now ended. Meteorologists indicate that the weather may become more unpredictable due to differential heating in the atmosphere.

Key details

  • Scattered showers are forecasted for Sunday and possibly into early Monday.
  • The majority of heavy rain fell on Sunday morning.
  • A flood advisory was issued for parts of Los Angeles but has since been lifted.
  • Less than an inch of rain was recorded in the region.
  • Small showers have been observed in Burbank, Glendale, and downtown Los Angeles.
  • Showers are described as very scattered and not well organized.
  • Some areas may remain dry while others could experience light to moderate rain.
  • Snow levels are expected to decrease at higher elevations.
  • Wet snow is possible in the northern Ventura County mountains.
  • Drivers in mountainous areas should exercise caution due to potential wet snow.
  • Gusty winds are anticipated in parts of the Mojave Desert.
  • Meteorologists note that atmospheric behavior can be likened to ocean waves.

Context

This weather event marks a shift in conditions for the Los Angeles area, as meteorologists observe changes in atmospheric dynamics that can lead to more variable weather patterns.

What happens next

The scattered showers are expected to persist into Monday, with the possibility of additional light to moderate rainfall in certain areas.

What we don't know yet

Details regarding the exact timing and intensity of the scattered showers, as well as specific locations that may receive more rain, are not confirmed.