00:00 Avoid unnecessary travel.
00:09 If you do not need to be on the road, please don't get in your car.
00:14 Make sure your emergency kit and essential devices are on hand and ensure that all of
00:20 your devices are charged.
00:22 In the event of life-threatening emergency, Angelenos should call 911.
00:28 For impacts like roadway flooding, tree limbs blocking roads, or mudslides, Angelenos should
00:34 request service online or by calling 311.
00:38 Fortunately, the storm has weakened to a Category 1 hurricane with a maximum winds of at least
00:45 80 mph.
00:47 It is expected to downgrade further and make landfall as a tropical storm.
00:53 The total of 1.5 to 3 inches of rain is forecasted for the Los Angeles area.
00:59 The expected wind speeds are to be moderate at 20 to 30 mph.
01:06 The Antelope Valley and San Gabriel Mountain areas outside of the City of Los Angeles are
01:11 expected to see the largest impacts with 3 to 7 inches of rain.
01:17 Santa Ana-like conditions with northeasterly winds, particularly in the mountain areas,
01:23 are likely.
01:24 Santa Ana corridors will have a higher chance of seeing sustained winds up to 40 mph, with
01:31 gusts up to 50 mph in the mountain areas.
01:35 This storm is expected to have significant impacts within the area, which will include
01:42 flash flooding, coastal flooding, as well as erosion, dangerous rip currents, and high
01:48 seas.
01:51 Damage to porches, awnings, carports, sheds, and unanchored mobile homes.
01:57 Damage to large trees.
01:59 Damage to fencing and roadway signs.
02:02 Roads may become impassable from debris.
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