Rain is forecasted for Southland on Tuesday.

Palmdale, CA.- Excessive rainfall is anticipated this week. The National Weather Service predicts that rainfall chances will begin on Monday night, October 13.

Potential Impacts:

• Flash Flood Watches for recent burn scars-potential risk for debris flows

• SBA-SLO Counties: 8PM Mon - 3 PM Tue

• Ventura County: 1 AM Tue - 10 AM Tue

• LA County: 5 AM Tue - 3 PM Tue

• Small chance (10-20%) of significant flash flooding/debris flows across recent burn scars

• Risk for rockslides/mudslides and urban roadway flooding

Rain Details:

• 4-6 hours of rain likely (faster progression)

• Coasts/Valleys: 0.75-1.50 inches

• Foothills/Mountains: 1.50-3.50 inches

Additional Details:

• South wind gusts 30-55 mph

• Chance of thunderstorms

• Increased confidence for high elevation

The rain could start as early as late Monday night and is projected to bring between three-quarters of an inch and 1.5 inches of precipitation across most regions, according to the National Weather Service.

Here are some rain preparedness tips:

- Check your car’s wipers and tire tread.

- Secure outdoor items.

- Place rain gear in easily accessible locations.

- Be cautious on roads, as slick conditions are expected.

To view the current rainfall status and updates, visit https://www.weather.gov/lox/