Two storms are expected to bring rain and significant snowfall this week to Southern California. Clouds will increase to start the week before the first storm brings light to moderate rain Tuesday. Another cold system will deliver rain and snow Wednesday into Thursday.

A series of very wet days are in Portland’s near future as storm systems roll through the region bringing widespread rain, breezy winds, and heavy Cascade snow Friday and throughout the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Another winter storm is in the forecast this week, which will help the snowpack along the Wasatch Front as well as Southern Utah.

The Southern California area has one more day of sunny conditions before a set of storms will bring moderate to heavy rain and snow over the next couple of days, forecasters say. The National Weather Service said a slight chance of rain will develop overnight Monday as the first storm continues to make its way into the region.

What to Know Rainfall rates will be light to moderate before heavier rain overnight with the possibility of rainfall rates that could cause slides and debris flows. Evacuation warnings are in effect for several Southern California burn scar areas,

The bulk of yet another winter storm is forecast to hit Southern California starting Wednesday evening, prompting evacuation warnings in some recent burn scar zones.