Strong westerly winds continue this evening, weakening but remaining elevated Friday. Elevated gusts of 30-40 mph, as high as 55 mph for the deserts and mountains through tonight.
Light to moderate rainfall is currently being observed over Orange County and the Inland Empire. This wave of rain will sweep through the region tonight. A heavy shower or thunderstorm is possible for Southern San Diego County between 8 PM and 12 AM tonight. Isolated flash flooding and minor urban flooding are possible. An isolated shower Friday
afternoon cannot be ruled out for inland areas as the system exits the region.
Snow levels will continue to hover around 4000 feet and will drop to near 3000 feet tonight into Friday morning. Heavy snow at times will bring an additional few inches of accumulations for mountain areas tonight. Leftover snow showers are possible Friday afternoon as the system exits the region. Strong winds in combination with heavy snow may cause power outages and near zero visibilities.
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