Severe weather issued advice for the San Gabriel Mountains and mountain areas in Ventura County Sunday afternoon as heavy rain is expected to lead to flooding, landslides and debris flows.
The National Weather Service said it was monitoring strong and near-stationary thunderstorms over the mountains of Ventura County from Reyes Peak to Frazier Park and in San Gabriels southeast of Acton.
Wind gusts of 50 mph and hail are expected, as well as occasional thunder and heavy rain with potential for local flash flooding, the Los Angeles weather service office said. said on Twitter. It warns of possible flooding in the Lockwood Valley and Rose Valley communities of Ventura County, and along Highway 33 between Wheeler
Springs Road and the Valley of the Roses.
David Gomberg, a meteorologist with the weather service, said: “Both of those storms are dissipating but more thunderstorm activity is expected in those areas through this evening.
The weather service is also monitoring a developing storm in the Antelope Valley.
On Saturday, fear of the coming storm spurred cancel the Evil World Festival, a concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The event was halted around 9:30 p.m., when festival organizers asked concertgoers to go to their cars or other safe areas.
Performances by the Siouxsie and Iggy Pop chiefs have been rescheduled for Sunday night.
