The overnight temperature in Los Angeles County decreased; NWS warned that the body temperature was too low risk
The weather whip in Los Angeles County continues. After several weeks of dangerous warmth and strong wind, then suddenly rainfall and small mudslides, the National Meteorological Administration issued a warning, warning the new threat-cold overnight temperature may bring too low body temperature. risk.
The weather service bureau said that the temperature of the county will fall to the 1930s and 1940s on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the climax of the 1950s and 1960s during the day, because the low -pressure system will continue to rise into the area. The temperature predicted by Antelope Valley is less than in the mid -1920s.
Meteorologists warn that through these cold temperatures, the body temperature of humans and animals is too low, and sensitive plants and crops may be damaged.
In recent years, California’s body temperature has increased too much. According to data from the US Disease Control and Prevention, in 2023, 166 Californians died of too low body temperature, which was doubled in 2015.
Experts have increased this kind of people who have attributed to street life; homeless people have the highest risk of low body temperature, and this situation may be set when the air temperature is as high as 50 degrees.
This cold snapshot will also affect the central coast, St. Huajin Valley, OJAI Valley, and Santa Barbara County, where the Meteorological Bureau issues a frozen alarm.
According to the data of the Meteorological Bureau, as the high -pressure mountains enter Southern California, it will gradually warm up on Friday, but according to the Meteorological Bureau, the temperature will be a few lower than the normal level in Los Angeles. It is expected that warming will continue until the weekend. In the mid -1970s, San Fernando Valley and the high point of the 1960s will continue until the 1970s.
Meteorologists said that there will be a lot of rainfall in Los Angeles County next Tuesday and Wednesday, predicting that it will be larger than the weekend rainfall.
Meteorological service said: “The rainfall rate and total may be higher.” “Of course, you can pay close attention to some things, especially for people who have recently burned scars.”
Lirking is the risk after wildfire, because the heat of the fire causes the soil to be expelled to the water. When the rainfall is high (half an inch per hour), the water will start flowing on the ground instead of penetrating underground, and you can start picking up rocks and debris.
Weekend rainfall led to the smaller slides and floods in the Palezads burn areas, prompting the temporary closure of the Tapana Canyon Avenue. Eaton Fire covers an area of 14,000 acres of burns is also an interesting area.
