The warnings have been issued for mainly areas affected by fires in recent years. Those areas include Northeast Yucaipa, Oak Glen, Lytle Creek, Temescal Valley, Lake Elsinore, and around the Santa Ana River in Riverside.
According to the NOAA, rainfall rates of at least a half-inch an hour are expected across the Inland Empire, with potential isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon on Dec. 14. The warnings are in place till Dec. 15 at midnight.
You can find the latest innovation for each county here:
Riverside County: https://rivcoready.org/activeevents
San Bernardino County: https://www.facebook.com/sbcountysheriff
The City of Lake Elsinore is also giving up to 20 free sandbags to residents. You can find more information below.
#AttentionLE: A storm is exp. to bring 1" to 2" of rain to tonight - Wed morning! The City is offering residents up to 20 #free unfilled sandbags & sand.
— City Lake Elsinore (@CtyLakeElsinore) December 14, 2021
🌧️ Sand is avail. after-hours outside of the Public Works Yard. 🌧️ Unlim. empty sand bags are also avail at all Fire Stations. pic.twitter.com/QFKOcUWxKB
