Issued Zones: Eastern half of the San Bernardino Mountains, including Big Bear Lake … Morongo Basin … Riverside and San Diego Mountains …
Site: Southern California Weather Force has issued a Thunderstorm Watch effective Monday later morning through evening … which contains a Flash Flood Watch embedded …
Date Issued: 7/24/22 at 5:40pm local
Forecast: Today we had isolated thunderstorms in the San Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino Mountains, but this will increase for your Monday with more instability and moisture being available out of Arizona and Mexico.
Thunderstorms are expected to erupt across the watch area by later morning and continue through the evening. Some of the cells will have marginally severe hail along with flash flooding. The highest risk of storms will be the Riverside and San Bernardino County Mountains.
Today, in the Weather Advisory (click here), Big Bear Lake was mentioned of not having storm activity and that it would be at the summit to the east along Highway 18. This will change on Monday as I expect storms to form within the lake limits so if you are taking a boat out, be mindful of the skies and get back to shore by later morning. An isolated cell is also going to form near Highway 62 between Joshua Tree and 29 Palms, which likely would be the marine base.
A Thunderstorm Watch means that conditions are favorable for thunderstorms to form with hail, gusty winds, and if the wording supports it … funnel clouds / tornado …
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