The alert applies more to the northern areas, including the San Fernando Valley and the foothills of the Santa Monica and San Gabriel mountains.
Los Angeles County hasn’t reached the peak of its expected rainfall, but the National Weather Service issued a severe-level flash flood warning Friday afternoon amid the already-heavy showers sweeping the region.
Issued shortly after 2 p.m., the alert applies to the more northern areas of Los Angeles County, like the San Fernando Valley and communities in the foothills of the Santa Monica and San Gabriel mountains, according to NWS meteorologist Ryan Kittell. Kittell said the alert will be valid until 10 p.m., although the peak rainfall is expected shortly after midnight and into Saturday morning.
So far, 1.5 inches to 3 inches on average have fallen in areas within the flash flood warning, Kitell said.“The peak of the storm hasn’t even occurred,” Kittell added. “It’s already raining pretty good and the heaviest will be in the 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. window.” Flash Flood Warning continues for Los Angeles CA, Glendale CA and Santa Clarita CA until 10:00 PM PST
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