Los Angeles flash flood warning : Record Rainfall Sparks Flood Alerts Across California

Los Angeles, along with much of California, is facing an unprecedented weather event with record rainfall prompting flood alerts across the region.
Heavy rainfall continues to saturate California, triggering widespread flood alerts affecting nearly the entire state. Los Angeles, in particular, is on the brink of experiencing its wettest February ever recorded if current weather patterns persist.

Over 35 million people in California are under flood alerts as torrential rains persist, especially in Los Angeles and coastal Southern California.
The National Weather Service has issued flood watches across Northern California, which will remain in effect until Tuesday morning. However, flood alerts for the rest of the state are expected to last through Wednesday.

Los Angeles County faces the brunt of the storm, with additional rainfall expected to exacerbate flooding risks. Emergency response teams are on standby to address potential power outages, mudslides, and blocked roads.
Significant flooding has already impacted transportation hubs, such as the closure of Santa Barbara Airport due to flooding on the tarmac.
Evacuation warnings have been issued for parts of Santa Barbara County and southwestern Los Angeles County, where residents are advised to prepare for potential mudslides and debris flows.
Strong winds accompanying the storm system pose additional risks, with gusts of up to 50-65 mph forecasted for certain areas.

The Sierra Nevada region is experiencing heavy snowfall, with winter weather alerts in place and up to 5 feet of snow expected in some areas.
As California grapples with these extreme weather conditions, it's crucial for residents to stay informed, heed evacuation warnings, and prioritize safety. Be prepared for possible power outages, road closures, and hazardous driving conditions. Stay tuned to reliable weather updates and take necessary precautions to stay safe during this challenging time.