Southern California is expecting a few days of wet weather, but the storm could mean problems for burn areas in mountain communities that have seen flash flooding and mudflows before.
Southern California is expecting a few days of wet weather, but the storm could mean problems for burn areas in mountain communities that have seenMost areas of Los Angeles and Orange County will experience substantial rainfall by Monday morning that will continue throughout the day and on Election Day Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. Showers are predicted to lighten on Wednesday, though they'll still be intermittent.
have been issued for mountain areas, especially parts of Orange County left scarred by the Bond and Silverado fires. Los Angeles County mountains, Lancaster, Castaic, Palmdale, Pomona, Valencia, Santa Clarita, El Monte, Acton, East Los Angeles, San Gabriel, Pasadena, Newhall and Mount Wilson are under flood watches.
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