Most areas in Southern California could see about a half-inch of rainfall through Wednesday morning, forecasters say.
Chilly temperatures and overcast skies returned to Southern California on Tuesday, Dec. 27, bringing anticipated rainfall following a reprieve with warmer temperatures over the next holiday weekend.
The storm system would then spread southeast toward Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, brining light to moderate rainfall through Wednesday morning, meteorologist Adam Roser said.Most areas in Southern California will receive about a half-inch of rain through Wednesday morning, while higher elevations could see closer to an inch, forecasters said.
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