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From rescues to closures of high traffic roads, the Southland has been hit hard.
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Orange County is under a flash flood warning, Los Angeles is expecting steady rainfall, and the local mountains have snow in the forecast.
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Temps are going to be low, too.
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Wet weather will last through Christmas day and into next week.
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