More rain is expected for Southern California this week. How much could we get?

After a comparatively dry begin to 2024, the storm door might swing open quickly for Southern California, the place back-to-back rainstorms are anticipated this week, based on the Nationwide Climate Service.

A storm entrance is anticipated to strategy northwest San Luis Obispo County late Tuesday evening, bringing a few 60% likelihood of rain to the area round Wednesday morning, based on the climate service. There’s a 40% likelihood that gentle rain will unfold throughout San Luis Obispo and northern and western Santa Barbara County by Wednesday morning.

The storm is projected to drop as much as a tenth of an inch of rain in every single place however the northwestern coastal parts of San Luis Obispo county, which might see as much as 1 / 4 of an inch. Temperatures are anticipated to decrease by 3 to six levels, with coastal areas to see temperatures within the decrease to mid 60s. The strongest winds can be felt throughout the Los Angeles mountains and the Antelope Valley.

The climate service expects the storm to maneuver east Friday, bringing a slight likelihood of rain over San Luis Obispo and western Santa Barbara counties in the course of the afternoon.

The following storm is anticipated within the area from Friday evening into Monday, with about 1 to 2 inches of rain falling throughout Southern California, the climate service predicts. Southwest-facing slopes are anticipated to see between 2 to 4 inches of precipitation and northwest San Luis Obispo County 5 or extra inches.

Sunday may have the very best likelihood of heavy rain. Los Angeles is anticipated to obtain at the least 1.2 inches of rain between Friday night and Monday. Bigger quantities are forecast for Large Pine Mountain, with 3.25 inches; San Luis Obispo, with 2.44 inches; Santa Barbara, with 2.49 inches; Ojai, with 2.44 inches; Fillmore, with 1.81 inches, and Pasadena, with 1.4 inches.

A high-pressure system is anticipated to maneuver into the area Tuesday and usher in dry circumstances, clear skies and hotter temperatures in the course of the day.