SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, CA. ( Pain In The Pass) >> An Spooky Halloween storm is moving toward Southern California on Saturday late Saturday afternoon into the night and last until Sunday. This storm could bring heavy rain showers and thunderstorms at times.
The San Diego area will get the bulk of the rain.
Timing of the rain for the Inland Empire/Cajon Pass. Off and on light to moderate rain showers could start as Saturday night around 5pm – 8pm. But the bulk of the heavy to moderate rain showers will start late Saturday night into early Sunday morning around 10pm – 4am. Heavy fog with moderate to heavy rain showers in the Cajon Pass Saturday evening into Sunday late morning. Rainfall for The Cajon Pass/foothills could get about a ½+ inch to 1+ inch of rain total. The Inland Empire cities could get ¼ inch to ½+ inch of rain total; each city could vary and if you are near the foothills will get more rainfall. Isolated thunderstorms could bring higher rain totals with this storm.
Timing of the rain for the High Desert. Closer to the Cajon Pass will get more rain than Barstow. Rain showers could start around 6pm – 9pm Saturday night. Light to moderate rain showers for the high desert and it will be off and on rain showers start around 11pm-4am Sunday. Chance of isolated thunderstorms could bring higher rain totals. Deserts could get about a trace to ¼+ inch of rain total on Sunday. Gusty winds are in the forecast.
Timing of the rain for the Big Bear, Wrightwood area mountains. Off and on light rain showers could start all day Saturday into the night. The bulk of the rain showers could start around 9pm Saturday night – 4am Sunday morning with moderate to heavy rain showers. The mountains could get about ½ inch to 1+ inch of rain total. Chance of isolated thunderstorms could bring higher rain totals. Gusty winds are in the forecast. Wrightwood will get about the same rain totals as the Lake Arrowhead area and the Big Bear area.
If you travel through the Cajon Pass or on Interstate 15 expect traffic due to the weather condition can change quickly. Remember to SLOW DOWN in the rain or in foggy conditions with your headlights on.
One minute no fog then the next minute heavy fog in the Cajon Pass and mountain roads.
Please leave early for the commute up or down the pass.
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