Parts of Southern California brace for rain as Tropical Storm Priscilla approaches
Weather Forecast: Friday, Oct. 10
The latest forecast and air quality conditions for the greater Los Angeles area, including beaches, valleys and desert regions.
LOS ANGELES - Some parts of Southern California may see rainfall this weekend as the remnants from Tropical Storm Priscilla move into the area, forecasters said.
What we know:
Some parts of the region may see some rainfall beginning Friday.
"We’re still going to see some instability today, with a chance or slight chance for some measurable rain. A lot of it will be concentrated over the mountains and deserts," said FOX 11 meteorologist Maria Quiban.
Quiban explained that Big Bear and surrounding communities may experience a downpour, and parts of San Bernardino and Riverside counties, along with coastal Orange County communities, could see showers Friday.
Newsom Pre-deploys Resources in San Bernardino and Imperial Counties
California Gov. Gavin Newsom approved the addition of fire and rescue resources for Imperial and San Bernardino counties from Thursday to Saturday.
"These efforts ensure that resources are ready to respond quickly, minimizing potential impacts. Resources being prepositioned include a total of four fire engines, one hand crew, one dispatcher, one loader, one bulldozer, and an unmanned aircraft system with two support personnel," a press release from the governor's office explained.
Rain Chances Return Next Week
What's next:
A cold storm is expected to hit by Tuesday, bringing a second round of rain chances and cooler temperatures.
The Source: This story was written with information from FOX 11's Weather Team and a press release from California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office.