Two waves of rain are expected to sweep Southern California’s coastal plain from San Luis Obispo County to the Mexico border. The area between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Counties falls within the bull’s-eye of where the most rain could fall over the next four days.

Two more storms are forecast to take aim for Southern California in the coming week. Here’s what to know about the wet weather.

As the roads are still wet from the weekend storm, authorities - and residents - are urging people to slow down.

A major weather shakeup is expected across Southern California as we shift from the recent warm trend to significantly cooler weather and an incoming storm starting mid-week.

Southern California is bracing for heavy rain, gusty winds and cooler temperatures as a Pacific storm, fed by an atmospheric river, moves inland through the region.

The heaviest rain came on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service, which prompted several flash flood warnings. Adam Roser, a meteorologist with the weather service, told SFGATE that Saturday’s rain broke numerous records set during a Nov. 15, 1965, storm system.

The Auto Club of Southern California released its holiday forecast on Monday, the same day the Federal Aviation Administration lifted restrictions on flights at major airports across the country.

A flash flood warning has been issued for Southern California, including Los Angeles, as heavy rains approach. The National Weather Prediction Centre warns of flash floods. The evacuation warnings are issued for burn scar areas,