Over the next 5 days, there will be only a few areas of concern, regarding active weather. In southern California and the Southwest, a slow-moving storm system will result in widespread rain and snow showers, leading to a reduced wildfire threat but increasing the risk of flash flooding and debris flows on recently burned hillsides. […]
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