Flash Flood Watch

Issued Zones:  San Diego/Riverside Mountains … Eastern San Bernardino Mountains … Lucerne Valley north to Barstow and Fort Irwin … 

Site:  Southern California Weather Force has issued a Flash Flood Watch effective Monday …

Date Issued:  7/17/22 at 12:35pm local

Forecast: Monsoon moisture is affecting the region today, bringing isolated activity.  Impulses moving out of Arizona and Mexico on Monday will bring an upswing in activity to the watch areas. 

 Activity is expected to reach flash flood threshold with precipitable values of over 1.2 inches and strong instability.  Thunderstorms will quickly form, so those out on a lake or the middle of a flood plain should monitor the skies and/or cancel your outing if in the flood watch zone.

Storms will move from south to north along the mountain spine … 

A SCWF Flash Flood Watch means conditions are favorable for flash flooding to occur in or around the watch areas. 

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Southern California Weather Force is a custom weather alert service that began in September 1999 off and is regarded as the most accurate weather service in the region, offering custom alerts, maps, and models to help save life and property.  The work done here is never 100% accurate, but it comes pretty close.  Southern California Weather Force runs on zones, so if an event happens in a zone that is 10 miles from the border of your zone, the forecast is still valid to activate your zone’s alert system.  A company quote to the public is that of “The Joker” and tells other agencies in weather this all the time… “This world deserves a better class of meteorologist… and I’m gonna give it to them”… out-forecasting even the National Weather Service with lead-time and precision, which makes this service a focus of ridicule and envy in the weather community due to having such accuracy. Alerts issued here are issued custom from this office and this office alone. You may not even hear it elsewhere, but if one is issued near or in your area, listen up because “if you do not wish to die in weather, follow, it’ll save your life one day.”

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Both short and long-range is very important to know in those jobs so you can bet on accuracy here. He is versed in fields like Western USA, Tornadoes, Floods, Hurricanes, High Winds, Fire Behavior, Snow and Blizzards, Short Range, Long Range, Seasonal, and Life-Threatening decisions with over 20 years experience, out-forecasting all weather services available today with lead-time and precision, which makes him a focus of ridicule and envy.

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