Heavy Rain Causes Flooding Across Texas, Southern California

Southern California is experiencing a threat of showers and thunderstorms moving toward Los Angeles County on Tuesday morning, bringing risks of strong winds, lightning, brief heavy downpours, and rapidly spreading wildfires. The storm arrives on a hot and humid day with temperatures reaching the 90s and triple digits in some areas, prompting heat advisories for inland Orange County, San Bernardino and Riverside county valleys, and parts of Los Angeles County. A flood advisory is also in effect early Tuesday for San Bernardino County, including the Big Bear area, until mid-morning. Thunderstorms are expected to particularly impact the San Gabriel Mountains and Antelope Valley, with potential flash flooding and debris flows, especially near the September 2024 Bridge Fire burn area in Angeles National Forest. These weather conditions call for caution due to the combined threat of heat, storms, and wildfire spread. No other regional weather updates were detailed in the provided sources.