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Southern California braces for more winter weather, high winds and heavy rain
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3:26Now PlayingLiveNOW’s Austin Westfall is speaking with Christina Gonzalez from our partners at FOX 11 Los Angeles as meteorologists recommend those in California keep their umbrellas handy. This comes as more storms approach Southern California and continue into Wednesday morning. We are hearing that strong winds, high surf, and mountain snow remain a threat, along with the potential for mud and debris flows in recent burn scar areas. On the bright side, conditions are expected to clear just in time for the weekend. However, another storm could hit by early next week.
"Once everything is said and done, around the 4,500-foot level, we’re talking about 6 inches to possibly a foot of snow," FOX 11 meteorologist Soumada Khan said. "Snow levels dipping to around 3,500 feet are low enough to impact the passes and canyons, where 1 to 4 inches is possible." Khan said additionally. "We’re awaiting storm system number two set to arrive later tonight into the overnight hours, potentially impacting your Wednesday morning drive, and then a nice little break once again."
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