Two rounds of rain expected to hit Southern California: What to know

An impending atmospheric river storm in Northern California will produce much less rain in Southern California, where flooding risk remains low but traffic impacts are possible.

Forecasters expect a second wave of rain that may be slightly stronger, but still within the 'beneficial rain' category, helping alleviate drought conditions without significant dangers.

Residents near the Portuguese Bend landslide area express concern over increased groundwater from rain contributing to land movement, while city officials continue to reinforce drainage systems.

City officials remain optimistic about extensive winterization efforts to prepare for the rainy season, focusing on improving drainage and stabilizing areas prone to landslides.

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