SoCal braces for back-to-back storms

And here's what also also is important. Our weather conditions keep the umbrella handy. We have on again, off again, shower chances throughout today, today and into the early part of Saturday. But hey, we're drying up late Saturday into Sunday. Go ahead and plan away. We're going to bring in more sunshine, less rain activity, and then another storm coming in sometime Monday into Tuesday. A series and rounds of rain is possible. Our weather conditions are changing so just be prepared for that. And overnight, boy, it was This is a rolling and rumbling. We had thunderstorms that rolled through overnight, but now slowly starting to back off and weaken. Only a few spots of widely scattered showers, and we are picking up the latest round of some raindrops through the 10 freeway. If you're heading into the Yucaipa area, into Beaumont, as well as the 60 from Moreno Valley into Beaumont as well are coming inbound. Just make sure you take it easy on the roads because they are slick and it continues to be very soggy. We've got temperatures, again, cooler than normal. We did pick up an isolated cell here through Pacific Palisades. So just a heads up on your drive through PCH as you're making your way into the west side. But most areas drying up already. But again, the chance of pop-up showers, sporadic at times. And on its heel, this is the first impulse. A separate system is going to bring in some rain. Courtesy of this area of low pressure right now, giving rainfall for areas of the Pacific Northwest and the northern tier of California. Eventually, it's going to slide a little further south. And arrival time for us. Sometime later this evening, more widespread heavier rain activity courtesy of that frontal system that's going to move through. But it'll clear out pretty quick, as I mentioned, the weekend looking great. Forecast highs today, 60s and 70s with a chance of showers and looking out to 6 to 10 days. We're talking about the 19th through the 23rd. Chances increase for wetter than normal pattern. Now send over to Stu a look at traffic. Morning, Stu. It's been busy out there. Hey, well, the rain has passed, but the flooding still remains. This traffic report brought to us by Morgan & Morgan. This is all happening out here in the city of Wilmington. Don't say we didn't warn you of potential flooding and traffic congestion. This is all happening on Alameda and Harry Bridge is where the two streets meet. Now it's going to be closed between... Quade and East E Street out here in Wilmington. Several vehicles in the water stalled out. You can see them right there. Yes, they are out here already trying to clear the drains and get that water off the roadway. But if this is part of your drive this morning, especially because of Vincent Thomas being closed, keep in mind this portion is closed. Give it a little extra time. They already have the detour signs up and out to get you around this. Let's take a look at some traffic hotspots.