L.A. County is expected to receive a quarter inch to a third of an inch of rain with most hitting northwest communities near the Grapevine.
Temperatures will remain mostly cool this weekend, but there will be less rainfall in Los Angeles County than was previously anticipated due to a storm system stalling just north of the area, according to the National Weather Service.
But the Los Angeles Basin is expected to receive a mere tenth of an inch of rain during the same period, while neighboring Ventura County could get as much as half an inch, forecasters said.The first of two storms moved south from California’s Central Coast on Thursday. Minor rain was reported in the valleys and West Los Angeles on Friday.
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