May gray will be getting started early this weekend for areas west of the mountains. Light rain possible Saturday. Meanwhile, the deserts and desert slopes of the mountains will be windy with areas of blowing dust.

Rain is in the forecast this weekend. ☂️Scattered showers are expected Saturday throughout the coastal basin. Rainfall totals will be generally around 0.10", with higher totals in the foothills and mountains.

Tsunami Information Statement Info Stmt: M7.5 Drake Passage 0858EDT May 2: Tsunami NOT expected

**Drizzle this morning with below normal temperatures , Another trough with slight rain chances this weekend ** A trough of low pressure moved through the region last night and has resulted in a deep marine layer west of the mountains with some drizzle this morning. Highs today

One of the most widespread June Thunderstorm outbreaks in Several years, especially in LA county, will continue tonight across SoCal with activity gradually shifting South and East into San Diego county, and our lowers deserts. Frequent lightning, hail, strong winds, and

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TSUNAMI ALERT: An 8.7 magnitude earthquake that struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula triggers tsunami warnings in the entire United States West Coast. NWS issues a tsunami advisory for San Diego County beaches. Waves anticipated for Wednesday, 1:15 a.m. (PST).

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Great info by our friends at NWS Los Angeles! While we still expect lesser conditions here in SoCal, a Tsunami Advisory remains in effect. Please avoid the beaches & continue to monitor the situation on tsunami.gov. Local tide gages found here: tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/map/index.html

The first tsunami waves have reached La Jolla shores as of 1:45 AM, registering around 0.36 feet. For areas upstream, the first waves haven't been the biggest with arrival of additional waves for 6 or more hours after the initial wave.

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A little closer to home this time...if you felt this one, please let the USGS know below. #CAwx

Tropical moisture is headed our way! Rain chances increase over most of the area beginning Thurs am and lasting through the evening. On and off rain showers through much of the day and urban areas could see rain totals of 0.05-0.25" with 0.5" possible in the mountains. #CAwx

Southern CA is expected to see moisture from the weakening Tropical Storm Juliette starting tonight. There is potential for showers & tstms starting early Thur (poss as soon as tonight) - Fri, & best chances will be for LA/Ventura Co & S coastal waters. #socal #cawx #CArain

⚠️ SUNSET ALERT ⚠️ High clouds from Tropical Storm Juliette are moving into So Cal. After a pretty sunset we'll start to see bands of light rain move in overnight and continue into Thursday afternoon, with the best chances in SD and Riverside Counties.

Showers and a few Thunderstorms will increase through this evening for mainly for all areas of San Diego&Riverside counties where some light amounts have already fallen this morning. This swath of moisture wrapping around the outter bounds of Tropical Storm Jullitte looks to

Band of Subtropical moisture with light to moderate rainfall now gradually moving inland through San Diego county, eastern IE and our lower deserts. #CAwx #Rain #SoCal #Monsoon2025 #TropicalstormJuliette #SanDiego

As rain continues into the evening, roads may be slick. ⚠️🚗💥🚗Make sure to slow down and leave plenty of space between you and the car in front of you on your commute. #CAwx

Some interesting stuff happening on some long range computers tonight with some showing our unusually warm waters and incoming troughs of low pressure potentially bringing a full blow tropical storm or Hurricane somewhere between SoCal and Arizona next weekend. Of course chances

An atmospheric River is once again headed for the California coast, with heavy rain likely to result in some isolated flash and urban flooding into this weekend. Weather.gov