Southern California Weather: New Year's Eve Storm Brings Rain and Thunderstorms
KTLA 5December 31, 20252 min12,758 views
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- ☁️ Southern California is experiencing mostly cloudy skies as a storm system moves in.
- 🌡️ Temperatures are warmer than earlier in the week, with readings in the mid-60s across the region.
Precipitation Forecast
- ⛈️ A chance of thunderstorms is expected to begin at midnight and continue through New Year's Day.
- 🌧️ These storms could bring heavier downpours, with potential accumulations of 2.5 to 4 inches, especially in foothill and mountain communities.
Wind Conditions
- 💨 Wind advisories are in effect for San Luis Obispo, the Grapevine, and Santa Barbara County.
- 🌬️ Wind gusts are expected to exceed 30, and potentially 40 miles per hour.
New Year's Outlook
- 💧 Rain is likely on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, with the heaviest rain anticipated from midnight through noon on Thursday.
- ☁️ Temperatures will remain in the 60s, with scattered showers expected to taper off into mainly cloudy conditions by the afternoon.
- 🌧️ Showers are predicted to return late Friday and early Saturday, marking the start of the New Year with scattered showers.
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