Warmer weather on tap for Southern California after weekend of storms
The California Highway Patrol posted the following information on Twitter on Monday morning:
* Highway 1 northbound opened just after 9 a.m.
* Highway 1 southbound open just after noon
* Highway 1 northbound is now fully open at 11 a.m.
* Highway 1 southbound opened at 12:30 p.m.
* A number of southbound lanes are closed as crews work to open a stretch of highway that suffered significant damage after major rainfall on Sunday.
— The California Highway Patrol posted the following information on Twitter on Monday morning: * Highway 1 northbound opened just after 9 a.m. * Highway 1 southbound open just after noon * Highway 1 northbound is now fully open at 11 a.m. * Highway 1 southbound opened at 12:30 p.m. * A number of southbound lanes are closed as crews work to open a stretch of highway that suffered significant damage after major rainfall on Sunday.
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The California Highway Patrol posted the following information on Twitter on Monday morning: A number of southbound lanes are closed as crews work to open a stretch of highway that suffered significant damage after major rainfall on Sunday.
The Weather Channel announced today that a thunderstorm system brought heavy rain and lightning to Southern California Sunday night and early on Monday. One fatality was reported: A woman was hit by a vehicle at 8pm Sunday who died at the scene. The weather agency issued a flash flood warning for all of Southern California from noon to 5:30 pm on Monday. Some areas could see up to 4 inches of rain on the average 8 inch rainfall. I’m told there are people still out in heavy rain.
You know I have never thought of the “Rain” as a “Fog”, I would have said it was simply the Water coming down and being slowed and
