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Two Storm Systems to Deliver Heavy Rainfall to Southern California This Weekend into Tuesday
A couple of systems undercutting the Pacific ridge will move into Southern California, starting Saturday with the heaviest being Monday. Southern California Weather Force models show a lot of rainfall with them, especially the one on Monday.
Arctic Front to Bring Widespread Wind to Southern California Tonight into Thursday
An arctic front will sweep across Southern California tonight into Thursday. The system will be nearly identical to the last one, but 20% weaker for precipitation, however 20% stronger in terms of the wind impacts.
Arctic Front To Bring Widespread Wind To Southern California Tonight into Sunday
An arctic front will sweep across Southern California tonight into Sunday. Various areas of the forecast area will see different weather impacts, but to highlight the focus spots you can see the entire Southern California Weather Force wind, rain, and snow model.
Earthquake Watch Issued for The San Andreas Fault Now Through January 8th; a Foreshock was Detected
Southern California Weather Force has issued an Earthquake Watch effective now through the weekend into Monday for the chance of a stronger earthquake occurring on the San Andreas Fault.
Freezing Rain Advisory Issued For Cuddy Valley to Gorman Pass
Site: Southern California Weather Force has issued a Freezing Rain Advisory effective tonight through Thursday morning …. Forecast: A cold storm system moved through the region overnight, which has brought even colder air in for the backside. The backside of the system will bring off and on showers to the advisory zone tonight through Thursday.
Arctic Jet Stream to Dip into Southwest Wednesday into the Weekend; Cold Storms
Southern California Weather Force has issued a Long-Range Weather Advisory for the event that the arctic jet stream will dip into the Southern California area between January 3rd and the weekend of January 6th.
Fast Moving Storm System To Move Through Southern California Later Tonight into Saturday
Southern California Weather Force has issued a Flood Watch effective for San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Western Ventura Counties, which will also include the Kern Valley zones effective overnight tonight and through mostly Saturday morning. This will be the only place I’ll do a full flood watch due to how the fast moving system is coming in so read on for details …
Severe Thunderstorms Capable of Producing Tornadoes For San Diego County Possible Tonight
Issued Zones: West and Southwest San Diego County Valley/Coasts, including directly Downtown San Diego … Western Baja from TJ to Ensenada …. Site: Southern California Weather Force has upgraded the Thunderstorm Watch to a Tornado Watch for the zones listed above.
Thunderstorm Watch Issued For San Diego County Tonight Through Friday
Issued Zones: Los Angeles Coast/Basin … All of Orange, San Diego, Riverside, and Imperial County … Baja, Mexico … Offshore Islands …. Site: Southern California Weather Force has issued a Thunderstorm Watch effective today, peaking overnight, and into Friday …
Preliminary Rainfall Forecast for Southern California: Category Four Pacific Storm Assigned
Southern California Weather Force has assigned the category number from the SCWF Pacific Storm Category System from a category one to six, six being the highest. This system has been officially assigned a Category Four, between Wednesday and Friday of this week.
Long Range Weather Advisory: Series of Storms To Impact Southern California Christmas Week
Southern California Weather Force has issued a Long-Range Weather Advisory. As stated way back on November 28th, the thought of the first system to come would be between the window of December 13th and 20th (Reference A Link Below). This window will make it as the first system is expected west of Los Angeles by Monday, December 18th.
FINAL PREDICTION: NOAA will Botch El Nino When It Was Called Opposite Privately Here at SCWF; Detail
Southern California Weather Force has issued an update to the Super Long-Range Forecast for this season’s El Nino. If you have been following, you know that here at Southern California Weather Force the forecast was for a strong El Nino. But, El Nino does not mean rain at all for Southern California.
Strong Northwest Wind Event to Hit Kern and the I-5 Corridor Metros Thursday, December 7, 2023
Southern California Weather Force has issued a High Wind Warning effective Thursday, December 7, 2023 for the following zones; Santa Barbara County Mountains and Coast, Western Ventura County Ojai including the Ventura Mountains, Kern County Mountains and Deserts, Gorman Pass, I-5 Corridor Metro from Gorman, Santa Clarita and the Los Angeles County Coast, including LAX to Torrance, with the last area being the Barstow zones … Los Angeles Deserts and Mountains … High Desert Metros …
Enhanced Santa Ana Wind Warning Issued For The Prone Zone of November 20th 2023
Enhanced Santa Ana Wind Warning Issued For The Prone Zone of November 20th 2023 - NOTE: Zoom-in Images of the Super High Resolution SCWF Wind Intensity Model for this event will be at this link - https://www.southerncaliforniaweatherforce.com/2023/11/19/enhanced-santa-ana-wind-warning-issued-for-the-prone-zone-of-november-20th-2023/
Secondary Storm Impulse to Cross Southern California Friday night into Saturday; Details
Southern California Weather Force is pending a possible Flood Watch for areas Los Angeles westward, in areas like Western Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, and San Luis Obispo County. This decision will come on Friday morning, but you can get the details on it now.
Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Metro Southern California Today; November 15, 2023
Southern California Weather Force has issued a Thunderstorm Watch as the update to the previous forecasts now until midnight for Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego County and surrounding mountain and desert zones, including the High Desert and Inland Empire.
Long Range Weather Advisory Update: Southern California Metro Storm Risk Upgraded To High Risk
Southern California Weather Force has upgraded the category status of the coming system with a narrowed window from November 14th to 18th to November 15th and 16th, with an upgrade from category three to four with room for upgrade.
Southern California Preliminary Storm Risk Assessment: Category Three To Start Mid November
Southern California Weather Force has set a starting category of three out of the one through six scale, with room to go higher. Continue reading on for the window of November 14th through 18th as this is a long-range forecast update to what your ‘apps’ did not show in the beginning.
Long Range Weather Advisory: First Pacific Storm of the Season for Southern California
Southern California Weather Force has issued a Long-Range Weather Advisory effective for mid-November, with a window between November 14th and 18th respectively. A ridge south of Alaska will form with a ridge in Southern Canada. This will block storms from moving up and over and into the Central/Eastern United States and allow a rouge low pressure system to form below it, in what is called a split flow pattern.
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