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Meteorologist at NBCLA. Mississippi State & Penn State Alumna. Bronx girl livin' in LA ☀️😎. All tweets are my own!
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Storm to bring rain and strong winds for the holiday. See the timeline

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By Jonathan Lloyd Verified, Stephanie Olmo Verified
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Rain will start Tuesday night and reach its peak Wednesday before another wave of rain on Christmas Day. Strong wind with gusts up to 70 and 80 mph are in the forecast as the multi-day storm settles in for the holiday. Evacuation warnings were issued for area burn scars, including residences near the Palisades and Eaton fire zones. A flash flood watch will be in effect through Thursday evening for much of Southern California. Rain is expected to continue into Saturday.
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Triple digits already being felt in some SoCal areas; excessive heat watch later this week

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By Stephanie Olmo Verified
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Temperatures will rise across Southern California this week, reaching as high as 110 degrees in the high desert by next weekend, forecasters said. An excessive heat watch will be in effect in large parts of Los Angeles County from Tuesday morning until at least late Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Strong storm to deliver gusty winds and hours of rain in Los Angeles County

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By Jonathan Lloyd Verified, Stephanie Olmo Verified
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
A storm fueled by an atmospheric river will bring several hours of rain, strong winds and the potential for flooding Thursday to Los Angeles County and other parts of Southern California. The storm caused significant flooding overnight as it moved into Ventura County. A flood watch was issued through late Thursday in Los Angeles County and Friday evening in Orange County as the slow-moving system delivers hours of rainfall to the region.
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