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Intense rain continues in L.A., flood advisory stays in impact

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Last updated: November 16, 2025 8:34 pm
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Nov. 16, 2025 11:44 AM PT

A flood advisory remained in impact throughout the Los Angeles area as “intense bursts” of rain had been anticipated to proceed via Sunday morning, extending the realm’s weekend soaking from a big atmospheric river storm, in keeping with the Nationwide Climate Service.

Evacuation orders that had been in place for components of the area, nonetheless, had been lifted by Los Angeles County.

The rain — heavy and regular for days — was wanted however lethal, offering reduction from dry circumstances however inflicting hazard from mudslides, dicey roads and falling timber.

The flood advisory will likely be in impact till 2:45 p.m. Sunday, with the Nationwide Climate Service predicting extreme rain to trigger city and different small streams to flood, and water to pool in low-lying and poor drainage areas throughout L.A. County.

“Ponding of water in city or different areas is going on or is imminent,” the climate service stated shortly earlier than 9 a.m. Sunday.

Rose Schoenfeld, a meteorologist with the Nationwide Climate Service, stated the climate system was displaying a “certain quantity of rotation” over the L.A. space, growing the probabilities of “thunder, heavy downpour, native lightning” and gusty winds.

Given how saturated soils already are, that additionally means “elevated falling timber,” she stated.

Schoenfeld stated a unique storm system that was off the coast Sunday morning is prone to start shifting into the area and is anticipated to hit metro L.A. mid-morning on Monday — which “will maintain issues fairly wet.”

At 8:38 a.m., each radar and automatic rain gauges within the area “indicated heavy rain shifting into southern and central Los Angeles County,” the climate service stated. “Quick-duration intense bursts of rainfall will happen over the following a number of hours.”

The climate service additionally stated particles flows had been doubtless in latest burn areas, together with within the Eaton, Bridge, Franklin, Hughes and Lidia burn scars. It predicted flooding throughout the area, from Lengthy Seashore to Pasadena, from downtown via Hollywood and into the San Fernando Valley, and in coastal areas equivalent to Santa Monica.

The storm system had already drenched the area previous to Sunday’s rainfall. By Saturday afternoon it had dumped 2 to three inches of rain throughout the higher Los Angeles space, with as a lot as 8 inches of rain falling in some areas, meteorologists stated.

The rains have helped dampen fireplace hazard and replenish water provides for Southern California. However in addition they brought about their very own emergency circumstances, together with flash flooding. Evacuation orders had been in place in numerous components of the county, however had been lifted Saturday night.

County officers suggested residents to “stay alert” for hazards.

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