"California Braces for More Rain and Cooler Temperatures Across the State"

Southern California is expected to experience increased chances of rain and mountain snow from Tuesday through Thursday due to a late season storm. The storm will also bring gusty winds and a possibility of thunderstorms. Rainfall totals are forecast to be between 1/3-2/3 of an inch in coastal and valley regions and around an inch in the foothills and mountains. Snow levels during this period are forecast to drop to elevations of 4,500-5,500 feet, with a 50% chance of light snowfall over the Tejon Pass. Motorists should be cautious of minor roadway flooding and hazardous conditions due to slick streets.