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A more detailed look, at the fire watches, reveals conditions, favorabable for large-scale wildfires.

Strong Thunderstorms, some with, potentially heavy rains, will produce areas of potential flash-flooding and some high winds, associated with downbursts.

A low pressure system will move into the West Coast states today, bringing
a continuation of rain and mountain snow to the region. Thunderstorms are
also possible. Heavy snow is possible in areas of higher terrain,
including the Sierras, San Gabriels, and the San Bernardino Mountains.
Additional snowfall amounts of 5 to 10 inches are possible in these areas.
Snow will also spread into the Great Basin by later today as the system
moves inland. The West Coast states will see a lull in precipitation
Monday night into early Tuesday before another frontal boundary approaches
during the day on Tuesday, spreading rain and mountain snow into the
northwestern U.S. once again.