An " unusually strong storm system " is raising concerns about flooding in much of Southern California on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service .
Several inches of rain are expected to accumulate throughout the region, with the heaviest totals expected between the morning and afternoon hours on Saturday. The weekend's portion of the storm is its second phase, the NWS said, and is expected to bring more
Saturday's rain is expected to cover most of the region, ranging from the Central Coast to San Diego County.
Expected rain totals throughout the weekend, from Friday night to Sunday, are as follows, according to the NWS:
2.6 inches in Los Angeles
2.82 in Santa Barbara
2.6 in Oxnard
2.53 in Long Beach
1.35 in Lancaster
2.29 in Pomona
2.5 to 3 in Anaheim
2 to 2.2

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