›The Presidents Day holiday began in Southern California with heavy rains, gusty winds, and the potential for mountain snow, with more precipitation expected for much of the week. The storm also has the potential to disrupt transportation, damage property, and impact daily life for residents across Southern California. The first wave of the storm hit Southern California on Monday, Presidents Day. The players National Weather Service The federal agency responsible for weather forecasting and issuing weather-related warnings and advisories. Portions of Topanga Canyon Boulevard have been closed as a precaution, and the National Weather Service has issued multiple alerts for the Los Angeles area, including citywide flood watches and a wind advisory.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 17, 2026 15:51 UTC