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Rainfall amounts rainged from around an inch on the coast to four inches in the mountains.
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We could see heavy rain, thunderstorm activity, and snow down to the 3,000-foot level. First responders are keeping an eye on wildfire burn zones for flooding.
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But, more storm systems are predicted for next week.
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No major problems reported in region.
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Biggest concern locally is the burn scar area from Santa Barbara County's Lake Fire. But, the area impacted by last summer's blaze is sparsely populated.
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It has the potential for 1-2" of rain on the coast and inland, and up to 4" in the mountains.
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No major storm related issues reported in the region. A potentially stronger storm could arrive around the middle of next week.
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Second storm expected Thursday night into Friday. Up to another inch of rain possible for much of the region, with 2-3" in some mountain areas.
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But, it's expected to be below levels which could cause mudslide or debris flow concerns in Ventura County's Mountain Fire, or the Palasades or Eaton Fire areas.
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No issues anticipated at this point for Ventura County Mountain Fire burn zone.