Don't put away the galoshes though, especially if you're driving. Meteorologists caution that even after the rain ends, we could still see flooded roads and debris flow issues.
It's almost time to return your old, worn out umbrella to the dusty closet you pulled it from —at least by now— because Southern California's latest atmospheric river is just about wrapped up after quite an exciting showing.
"We could still see some mudslides, landslides to areas that are kind of most vulnerable cause there's just been so much water over the last season for sure, but especially over the last week or two,” said Ryan Kittell from the National Weather Service.Where things stand The bulk of the storm passed through Ventura and L.A. counties overnight, and a flash flood watch will remain in effect until 2 p.m. from Orange County to the Inland Empire as it continues to move South.
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