Santa Ana winds will push out the rest of a low-pressure system from Southern California – CBS News

Santa Ana winds will push out the rest of a low-pressure system from Southern California CBS News
The weather pattern follows rain brought to Southern California by a low-pressure system. A Santa Ana wind event is forecast to move that system out of the region, ending its immediate influence on local conditions. The available forecast identifies the winds as the feature expected to clear the remaining low pressure. It does not provide additional details on rainfall totals, wind speeds, affected locations, timing beyond the weekend, or potential impacts. The information likewise does not specify advisories, temperatures, or changes in conditions before the weekend period.
For the weekend, conditions are expected to become warmer and remain dry after the low-pressure system is pushed out. The forecast describes a transition from the rain associated with that system to dry weather, with warming expected during the same period. No further forecast specifics are included in the verified material, so it does not establish a precise start or end time for the wind event, the extent of the warming, or whether rain will occur elsewhere.
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