Overview
- The low-pressure system moving across Southern California is producing lingering showers and scattered thunderstorms through Wednesday afternoon.
- Flash flood warnings and watches cover parts of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties, with some locations receiving over an inch of rain.
- Dry lightning within the storms has elevated wildfire risk, prompting fire weather alerts from the National Weather Service and Cal Fire.
- Coastal advisories for elevated surf and strong rip currents remain in effect, leading to temporary beach closures for public safety.
- The system is forecast to clear by Thursday, with drier air and rising temperatures expected to bring a return to typical June conditions through the weekend.