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Monrovia Is In For Another Wet Weekend
A wet storm is expected to drop as much as two inches of rain over parts of the Southland.
LOS ANGELES, CA — It will be another wet weekend for Los Angeles as the first of two storms is set to move in Friday evening, bringing the risk of minor flooding and mudslides.
Unlike the midweek storm, this one is expected to bring lots of rain — as much as two inches over the course of the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. It'll be followed up by another storm system Tuesday.
It's been a wet winter for the Southland with a series of atmospheric-river driven storms eliminating drought conditions across the state.
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This weekend and residents can expect minor flooding and burn area debris flows, as well as slippery roads and possible delays at Los Angeles International Airport, according to the National Weather Service.
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Winds of 20 to 40 mph also are forecast for this weekend, the NWS said.
Monday will be dry, but a second storm is forecast to bring moderate to heavy rain to the Southland Tuesday and Wednesday. There is a threat of moderate debris flow and the possibility of flooded roads, the NWS said.
City News Service and Patch Staffer Paige Austin contributed to this report.
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