A cold storm arriving in the L.A. area Sunday will provide significant and unseasonable precipitation
A powerful late-season storm is expected to bring significant and unseasonable amounts of precipitation to Southern California from Sunday through the middle of next week, the National Weather Service said.
Rain will move into San Luis Obispo County late Saturday night and spread over the rest of Southern California Sunday. A band of heavier precipitation will move from Ventura County on Sunday night into L.A. County on Monday.
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