Manhattan Beach Hour-By-Hour Rain Forecast As Storm Rolls Through

MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — A storm rolled into the Southland Wednesday, bringing widespread rainfall, strong winds and warnings of flash flooding with it.

A flash flood watch issued by the National Weather Service will be in effect from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Getty, Saddleridge and Tick burn areas in L.A. County.

"Moderate to heavy rainfall is expected near recent burn areas from a cold and vigorous storm system," the weather service said in a statement. "Rainfall rates between 0.50 inch per hour and 1 inch per hour are possible, especially near thunderstorms. The recent burn areas in Los Angeles County will be especiall at risk for flash flooding and mud and debris flows due to moderate to heavy rainfall. Road closures and property damage may occur due to mud and debris flows."

On Friday night, another storm system will roll into Southern California, but it will depart quickly Saturday.

Wednesday Hourly Forecast in Manhattan Beach:

• 6 a.m.: 56 degrees, 100 percent chance of precipitation
• 7 a.m.: 57 degrees, 95 percent chance of precipitation
• 8 a.m.: 58 degrees, 95 percent chance of precipitation
• 9 a.m.: 59 degrees, 95 percent chance of precipitation
• 10 a.m.: 60 degrees, 85 percent chance of precipitation
• 11 a.m.: 62 degrees, 80 percent chance of precipitation
• Noon: 61 degrees, 70 percent chance of precipitation
• 1 p.m.: 61 degrees, 65 percent chance of precipitation
• 2 p.m.: 61 degrees, 55 percent chance of precipitation
• 3 p.m.: 61 degrees, 55 percent chance of precipitation
• 4 p.m.: 60 degrees, 45 percent chance of precipitation
• 5 p.m.: 59 degrees, 45 percent chance of precipitation
• 6 p.m.: 59 degrees, 40 percent chance of precipitation
• 7 p.m.: 59 degrees, 35 percent chance of precipitation
• 8 p.m.: 59 degrees, 35 percent chance of precipitation
• 9 p.m.: 58 degrees, 35 percent chance of precipitation

City News Service contributed to this post