ALT Map from National Weather Service showing predicted rainfall intensity for LA, Ventura, Santa Barbara, & San Luis Obispo counties Rain Totals: 0.5-1.5 in except 1.5-3 in south facing mountains/foothills Peak Timing: Wed afternoon to Thu morning Thunderstorms: 30-40 % chance Cloud-to-ground lightning Heavy downpours with small hail Waterspouts Rain Rate Potential: 50% of 0.5 in/hr - Minor flood/debris flow 10% of 0.9 in/hr - Significant flood/debris flow near most vulnerable first year burn scars

ALT Elevated Surf & Dangerous Rip Currents map from National Weather Service showing Beach Hazard Statment for beaches in LA and Ventura counties. Potential Impacts: . Dangerous Rip Currents . Elevated Surf . Minor Tidal Overflows Timing: Now through Thursday night Location: LA/Ventura Counties Details: Persistent long period south swells . 3-6 foot surf: highest for south-southwest facing beaches . Tides: 5.5-6.2 feet (~1.2 foot above astronomical predictions) Outlook: Saturday-Thursday . Minor to locally moderate coastal flooding Dependent on swell energy . Tides: 7.0-8.0 feet, peaking Mon-Wed . Surf: 2-4 feet Generally small, long period south swells

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