In the southern part of California in the United States, it rains constantly and local residents are concerned about landslides.
Meteorological services predict that the storm hitting the area will manifest itself with rain in isolated places in the next few hours.
The information also adds some wind with electrical discharges and cold temperatures. Dry weather with pleasant thermals is forecast for the weekend.
Meanwhile, there is a winter storm warning in the high elevations east of the city of San Gabriel. Between 6 and 12 inches of snow is expected to fall more than 5,000 feet away in this region.
Specialists predict that with the snowfall it could pile up to 18 inches and winds would hit speeds of 45 miles per hour. Authorities are warning motorists on the roads to drive carefully.
damaged tracks
The Western San Gabriel Mountains Freeway and Freeway 14 are listed with risk interest. Rainfall last week caused roadway damage on Highway 5 north of the Templin Highway.
A large hole was formed on Route 710 in the city of Pasadena due to downpours. On Tuesday evening, the state government had to close a space on Wrightwood Avenue in the Studio City neighborhood. The reason was a landslide in which two cars collided.
Land was also moved, in Beverly Crest, with more than a thousand square feet obstructing access to two houses. However, this impairment caused no damage to human life or material resources.