The storm system that has been hovering over Los Angeles is continuing to bring rain and widespread warnings to the area. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for several cities, including Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Malibu.
Flood Warning for Beverly Hills and Santa Monica
The flash flood warning, which is in effect until 5 a.m. on Tuesday, has caused concern for residents in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. The ground in these areas is already saturated, and any additional rainfall could lead to dangerous flooding. The warning comes as a result of Doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicating light to moderate rain, with embedded heavier showers across the warned area. The rainfall rates are expected to reach half an inch per hour at times throughout the night.
Los Angeles Firefighters Rescue Man from Fast-Moving River
In another incident, Los Angeles firefighters came to the rescue of a man who had jumped into a fast-moving river to save his dog. The firefighters used a helicopter to lift the man to safety. This highlights the dangers associated with the heavy rain and the importance of staying away from flooded areas.
As the storm continues to bring rain and warnings to the Los Angeles area, it is crucial for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions. Follow local weather updates and heed the advice of authorities. Stay safe and avoid any unnecessary risks.
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