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

Rain was brought to Southern California by the low-pressure system now expected to be moved out during a Santa Ana wind event. Once that system is pushed away, the weather pattern is expected to shift from the rain associated with the low-pressure system to dry conditions. The available information ties the coming change to Santa Ana winds, with the low-pressure system departing and the region no longer expected to have the rain that system brought. It describes that transition for Southern California.

Conditions over the weekend are expected to become warmer and stay dry after the low-pressure system is moved out. The weekend outlook combines warming with dry weather after rain brought by the system. Santa Ana winds are expected to drive the system out and the conditions are expected to be warm and dry. The outlook indicates a change from rain linked to the low-pressure system to warmer dry conditions across Southern California as the Santa Ana wind event clears the system away.