While most of California will miss out on Rosa's soaking, a storm on its heels will bring the first measurable rain since May to San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities Tuesday into Wednesday.
In California, the rain and flood risk associated with Rosa is expected to remain confined to the state’s southeastern corner early this week.
Rough seas stirred up by Rosa will still continue to plague Southern California through Monday. Rip currents can endanger surfers or anyone who attempts to enter the water, and minor coastal flooding may occur at high tide.
Residents, including fishermen, who climb onto jetties or rock walls will be at risk of being knocked down and swept into the ocean when sneaker waves (random larger waves) overtop these barriers.
The communities missing out on Rosa's rain will not have to wait too much longer for the typical dry spell that unfolds each summer to end.
A new storm sweeping in from the Pacific Ocean is anticipated to spread rain over Northern and central California on Tuesday before dropping into Southern California at midweek.
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