Los Angeles, CA, November 13, 2026 —

A flood advisory has been issued for large portions of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The advisory is scheduled to remain in effect until early Friday morning. This alert comes as a result of persistent rainfall that has been impacting the region.

Residents and commuters in the affected areas are advised to exercise caution. While the advisory indicates a risk of localized flooding, specific details regarding the severity of the anticipated rainfall or the exact areas most prone to flooding beyond the general county designations were not provided in the initial advisory details. The duration of the advisory suggests that rain is expected to continue intermittently through Thursday night and into the early hours of Friday.

Local authorities typically issue flood advisories to warn the public about potential hazardous conditions, including slick roads, reduced visibility, and the possibility of flash flooding in low-lying areas or near storm drains. Such conditions can significantly impact daily commutes and travel plans. Motorists are generally urged to avoid driving through flooded roadways, as even a small amount of moving water can be dangerous and vehicles can be swept away. Residents are also encouraged to stay informed about weather updates from official sources.

The specific meteorological conditions causing the persistent rain were not detailed in the advisory. However, the continuation of wet weather through the advisory period underscores the need for vigilance. The advisory is set to conclude early Friday, implying that conditions are expected to improve by the morning of Friday, though the exact timing of the cessation of the rain and the lifting of the advisory remain subject to weather patterns. No further updates on the advisory’s status were immediately available.


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