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A section of a large pine tree fell on top of two cars in Reseda during a recent rainstorm. (Photo by KNN)<\/p>\nRainfall, heavy at times, is expected to continue Sunday in Southern California and remain at least through Tuesday in the Los Angeles area, with wet conditions and gray skies forecast to remain all the way to Thursday in the Inland Empire, according to the National Weather Service.<\/p>\n
The Sunday forecast also includes a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, with highs in the low 60s.<\/p>\n
\u201cRain and high elevation snow will affect the area through Sunday as a couple of storm systems move over the region,\u201d the NWS said.<\/p>\n
As the storm that soaked the region last week moves eastward, \u201canother weaker impulse will move into the area early Sunday,\u201d forecasters said. \u201cDrier weather is expected Tuesday night through late in the week, with cold nights for many areas Wednesday night through Friday.\u201d<\/p>\n
Evacuation warnings across neighborhoods in Los Angeles County \u2014especially in recent burn scars \u2014 remain in effect and residents were advised to prepare in case orders to evacuate are necessary.<\/p>\n
A section of a large pine tree fell on top of two cars in Reseda during a recent rainstorm. (Photo by KNN)<\/p>\n
In addition, a L.A. County Department of Public Health advisory warning beach users \u201cto avoid all water contact, especially near discharging storm drains, creeks, and rivers due to potentially higher bacteria levels in these areas,\u201d will be in effect untile at least 4 p.m. Monday. \u201cThis includes any runoff that may flow onto or pond on the beach sand.\u201d<\/p>\n
Inner Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro will remain closed until further notice following a Christmas Day sewage flow.<\/p>\n
Hilda Solis, chair of the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, said county departments were \u201cactively monitoring conditions and stand ready to respond to emergencies as needed.\u201d<\/p>\n
Caltrans has issued an indefinite closure for the 3.6-mile stretch of Topanga Canyon Boulevard known to experience mudslides between Pacific Coast Highway and Grand View Drive, in the unincorporated Topanga area. The reopening of the roadway was \u201cdependent on improved weather and road conditions,\u201d the agency said.<\/p>\n
The Palisades Fire recovery work zone on PCH from Sunset Boulevard to Carbon Beach Terrace will remain open, \u201cwith crews on standby to respond to any storm impacts,\u201d Caltrans said.<\/p>\n
State Route 2 was closed from 3.3 miles east of Newcomb\u2019s Ranch in La Canada Flintridge to state Route 138 in the Angeles National Forest.<\/p>\n