storm system

The system is expected to move through the region quickly.

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.

Santa Ana winds easing, but a Red Flag Warning for Ventura and Los Angeles Counties remains in effect until 10 a.m. Friday. Rain expected this weekend.

San Luis Obispo County could get some strong rainfall, but not much expected for Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties.

Around an inch of rain expected for coastal and inland areas, with up to 2" in the mountains.

1-2" of additional rain possible for coastal, inland areas. with higher numbers in the foothills and mountains.

Residents of more than 600 homes were ordered to leave over safety concerns on Saturday.

Some scientists believe they are the new normal for the region.

Weekend totals could be in the 1-2" range along the coast and inland, and up to 4" in the mountains.

Potentially 1-2" for coastal and inland areas, with up to 5" in the mountains. But there are still a lot of questions about a string of storms.