Storm System Slated for Wednesday Across the Area

A storm system has been analyzed, with a final result being an impact on Southern California on Wednesday with heavy rain and thunderstorms.

The upper level divergence dynamics will warrant adding in a chance of thunderstorms into the forecast grid, but those are smaller scale events so they will be sorted with time. 

The storm will be dipping further south, then curving in after the middle part of this next week. This south dip will bring warmer southerly flow into the area for higher snow levels with the system, rather than the low type ... so am expecting higher snow levels, more seasonal levels for the largest part of the front. 

The cold air aloft is going to be crucial on who gets thunderstorms and who does not. At the current time I'd like to swing the base into Ventura / Los Angeles Southward, including Orange, San Diego, and the Inland Empire and surrounding zones Wednesday through Wednesday night.

As the system nears, I'll be issuing further weather advisories for the area if needed so stay tuned.

Gusty winds will accompany the system.

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