The gust of wind is predicted to diminish on Wednesday. However, the pressing question remains: How can Southern California escape the perilous grip of this dry and windy weather pattern? “The ultimate solution to all these challenges lies in receiving some much-needed rainfall,” stated Oliver. There is a possibility of a few raindrops gracing the skies of Southern California later next week, as per the extended forecast that suggests the potential movement of another upper-level low-pressure system off the coast. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Los Angeles stated, “There is a 30 percent chance that this system will accumulate enough moisture to bring light rain to the southern areas of Los Angeles County.” Regrettably, any rainfall that does occur is expected to be insignificant.
The renewed wildfire threat looming over Los Angeles persists as the destructive Santa Ana winds continue to dominate the forecast.
