Forecasters are warning Southern California residents to prepare for a triple threat this week, as thunderstorms, dry lightning, and rip currents are predicted. A stubborn marine layer is leading to a prolonged period of June gloom, with rain chances lingering throughout the week. Special weather statements have been issued, indicating that early Tuesday morning may bring gusts up to 40 mph. Scattered thunderstorms are likely in inland regions on Tuesday night and into Wednesday, as a low-pressure system moves through the area. While the week begins with potential rain, a dry stretch is anticipated to follow, making weather conditions unpredictable in the days to come.