Yr's value of rain potential for Southern California this weekend

Tropical Storm Okay has been inflicting excessive winds and big quantities of rain for Southern California because the area endures a devastating drought.

The Nationwide Hurricane Middle is warning that the area may see the equal of a number of months' value of rain in a single weekend.

TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR FLOODS AND WREAKS HAVOC ACROSS THE OCEAN STATE

"Flash, city, and small stream flooding is probably going throughout Southern California, particularly in and close to the peninsular ranges," the middle stated in an advisory.

The storm made landfall in Baja California, Mexico, as a hurricane Thursday, however it has now weakened to a tropical storm with sustained winds of 40 mph.

The attention of the storm is situated off the coast of Baja California and is shifting northwest at 12 mph, in accordance with the middle.

In California, Los Angeles, Anaheim, and San Diego are all at a "slight" danger of flooding over the weekend, whereas Yuma, Arizona, and elements of inland Southern California are at reasonable danger of flooding, in accordance with the most recent projections from the middle.

The area suffered via its worst warmth wave of the 12 months, resulting in issues with the state's energy grid. Most of Southern California is in a moderate-to-severe drought, in accordance with state information.