An extended period of moderate to strong Santa Ana winds will impact the typical wind corridors of LA-Ventura counties through Tuesday, peaking in strength tonight through Monday. There will be a high risk for downed trees due to the very wet soils, as well as dangerous boating conditions for the nearshore inner waters from Ventura to Santa Monica.
A few low pressure systems will bring significant rain to the region, mostly from Wednesday to Saturday. Expecting 1 to 3 inches for the coasts and valleys, and 3 to 5 inches for the mountains and foothills, especially for south facing slopes. Due to the abundant rainfall from the recent storm, this additional rain will bring threats of roadway/stream flooding, rockslides and mudslides, and minor/shallow debris flows in recent burn scars. Follow guidance from local law enforcement, check routes before traveling, stay aware of your surroundings and avoid mountain passes and canyon roads during the heavier rain if possible.
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