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Flood threat from California to Colorado, severe storms target Arizona
Tropical moisture and favorable atmospheric conditions will fuel a multiday flood risk this week across seven states from California to Colorado. Severe storms are also likely, especially across Arizona.
Millions are under a flood watch as days of rain will bring a threat of debris flows and landslides, especially across burn scars.
Severe storms and bands of heavy rainfall are hitting parts of California and the Four Corners region.
Any ongoing tornado watches and warnings as well as any flash flood warnings are on the map below:
Wednesday overnight: The highest risk of flooding covers much of Arizona and New Mexico, and portions of Colorado and Utah, as well as Southern California.
Ventura County sees steady rain as storm moves into Southern California
VENTURA, Calif. (KABC) — Ventura County was among the first areas in Southern California to see rainfall Wednesday, with rain beginning around 8:30 a.m.
The rain was visible along the northbound 101 Freeway in Camarillo, where wet conditions greeted drivers during the morning commute.
"I love it, we need it. We still gotta get our toes done though. Going for a pedicure, I had to get rid of the Dodger blue," said Janet Jung of Ventura.
Ventura County Fire officials said they have additional personnel on hand over the next couple of days to monitor rainfall in burn areas and other vulnerable spots in Ventura County.
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Southern California's wild weather swings continue. Next up, rain
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Southern California is likely in for a solid dose of rain this week, just days after heat and Santa Ana winds helped fuel several wildfires across the region.
Forecasters expect the bulk of the rain to roll into the Los Angeles basin Wednesday night and continue into Thursday morning, with a small chance of thunderstorms and hail.
The San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley and coastal areas across L.A. and Orange counties could get around an inch over the next few days. Hills and mountains could get up to 3 inches.
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