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Santa Clarita rain is expected to continue throughout Thursday, bringing above-normal rainfall amounts for the valley, officials said.
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Tuesday’s storm could bring anywhere from one to three inches of rain to the Santa Clarita Valley, according to Kristen Stewart, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service (NWS).
“South-facing mountains could expect four inches of rain by the end of the day,” Stewart said.
Rain is expected to be the heaviest late Tuesday afternoon and is set to taper off later in the night, she said.
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Another storm is expected to move into the area Wednesday night and last through Thursday.
“This storm could bring two to four inches of rain to the foothill areas,” Stewart said.
On average, Santa Clarita receives 3.8 inches of rain during the month of January.
For this time of the month, Santa Clarita has currently received above-normal rainfall, according to the National Weather Service.
“Saugus received 1.34 inches of rain between Sunday at 7 p.m. until Monday at 7 p.m.,” Stewart said.
However, Tuesday and Thursday’s storm is not expected to be as cold as Monday’s, according to officials.
“Snow levels are between 5,500 to 6,500 feet, which shouldn’t affect the Grapevine, and snow levels will be higher tomorrow,” Stewart said.
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