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Heavy rainfall is forecasted for various regions in Southern California and Nevada over the Labor Day weekend, driven by tropical moisture from the Pacific. Areas such as Los Angeles and Las Vegas may experience significant downpours, while mountainous and canyon regions are at risk for flash flooding. Certain locations could see approximately 1 inch of rain within a short timeframe. According to AccuWeather, most areas are expected to dry up on Labor Day, although some mountain showers might persist. Additionally, the California coastline will likely experience large swells and sneaker waves through mid-September.
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00:00Tropical moisture could bring heavy rain to Southern California and Nevada.
00:03Los Angeles and Las Vegas may see intense downpours.
00:07Some areas could get one inch of rain in just two hours.
00:10That could trigger dangerous flash flooding.
00:12Mountains and canyons face the greatest risk.
00:15The moisture is linked to Tropical Storm Marie.
00:18But Marie's main core is expected to stay offshore.
00:21Moisture could still move inland in several rounds.
00:24Sudden downpours may disrupt holiday travel and outdoor plans.
00:28California's coast could also see large swells.
00:30Sneaker waves may remain a threat through mid-September.
00:33Most areas should turn drier on Labor Day.
00:36Some mountain showers could continue.
00:38Forecasters urge caution around flooded roads and canyons.
00:42Weather conditions can change quickly this holiday weekend.
00:45Disclosure.
00:45This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:48using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.

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