Southern California is on watch for potential mudslides, debris flows and flooding this week as yet another storm hit a region already waterlogged by weeks of heavy rain. “It’s been an incredibly wet month.”Despite the record rainfall, Southern California has not seen major mudslides so far. Next week’s storm could bring an additional half an inch of rain to the area. Most of the reports have been in Santa Barbara County, where the rainfall totals have been higher. A flood watch is in effect for all of L.A. County except the Antelope Valley through 10 a.m. Wednesday, according to the weather service.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 20, 2024 22:31 UTC