This week’s rainfall in Long Beach broke a record set in 1967
At Long Beach Airport, 0.11 inches of rain was recorded, breaking the record of a trace set in 1967.
At Long Beach Airport, 0.11 inches of rain was recorded, breaking the record of a trace set in 1967.
Thunder could be heard across the city this morning, and more was expected throughout the day.
The National Weather Service warned today of possible thunderstorms and gusty winds in parts of Los Angeles County starting after midnight tonight through tomorrow evening.
The rain is expected to begin early Wednesday morning, with a 90% chance of rain during the day and evening, and a 70% chance of rain on Thursday.
Long Beach vaccine and testing clinics at Long Beach City College’s Pacific Coast Campus and Veterans Stadium will be closed tomorrow and Friday, Dec. 24 due to forecasted rain.
The water finally receded enough that the vehicles emerged in the riverbed near Wardlow Road. Firefighters confirmed there was nobody inside.
With almost half an inch in the span of just a few hours this morning, the rain was already causing problems across the city.
With a cooler weekend in Long Beach, rain is expected Sunday night and Monday.
We only got a bit of rain overnight, but it was a lot for this time of year.
Winds could gust as high as 30 mph, according to forecasters.