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ALT Rain Totals: 4-8 inches, 8-14 mtns & foothills (shift of peak toward LA County) except SLO & North SBA County: 2-4 inches, 4-8 mtns & foothills Range of outcomes (+/- 1 inches) Timing (+/- 6 hrs): Many hours of rain (18-24+ hrs) 20% Chance of Thunderstorms Through Tuesday Morning Peak Rates 1hr: 0.5-1.0 inches 3hr: 2-3 inches\

ALT Snow Totals by Elevation: 7,000+ feet: 2-5 feet 6,000-7,000 feet: 10-20 inches 5,000-6,000 feet: 4-8 inches Snow Levels: Sunday: 6,500-7,500 feet Monday: 5,500-6,500 feet Tuesday: 5,000-6,000 feet Wed - Fri: 4,000-5,000 feet Impacts: Mountain road closures I-5 Grapevine issues Tue PM-Wed Avalanche potential above 7000 ft

ALT Peak Wind Gusts: SLO & SBA Co: 50-70 mph 70-90 mph in mountains & hills Peak: Thru 6pm VEN & LA Co: 30-50 mph 50-70 mph in mountains & hills Peak: 1pm to 1am Much lighter winds on Monday Impacts: Many Downed Trees Large areas with power outages Dangerous seas & harbors especially Port San Luis, Morro Bay, Santa Barbara, Avalon Airport delays (LAX)

ALT Details (through Wed) Rain: 4-8 inches with 8-14 inches mountains & foothills. except 2-4 inches with 4-8 inches SLO County. Peak Rain Rates: 0.5-1.0 inches per hour (Isolated 1.5 in/hr) Snow Levels: 6,500-7,500 feet Sun lowering to 4,000 ft Wed. Confidence: Moderate. Totals (+/- 1 in). Timing (+/- 6 hrs).

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ALT A person in a black Cal O E S polo shirt speaking to another person with a red long sleeve and showing them the computer screen with a person in a black jacket behind the person in the black Cal O E S polo shirt. In the bottom left is a hanging Cal O E S jacket with the Cal O E S logo facing the camera.



































