The National Weather Service bureau overseeing the Inland Empire said the snowfall will not be nearly as intense as last week.
Southern California will see wet and cold weather return this weekend, forecasters said, which could lead to more hazards for the region’s mountain towns already hit hard with historic amounts of snow.
On Friday, Snow is likely to fall only above 9,000 feet, well above communities like Wrightwood in the San Gabriel Mountains, Crestline and Running Springs in the San Bernardino Mountains. At lower elevations, however, the precipitation will come down as rain: Across most areas of the San Bernardino Mountains, the NWS said anywhere from three-fourths of an inch to one and a half inches were expected Friday and Saturday.
“We’re concerned more about the water getting into the snowpack that’s already there and adding additional weight,” Sullivan said.The rain could make traversing roads up in the mountains difficult again, but there should not be any major hazards: Sullivan said most likely the rain would bring small rock slides and minor flooding. Large debris and mud flows were unlikely, she said.
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