Southern California is bracing for a series of back-to-back storms bringing heavy rain, snow, and potential flooding this week. Evacuation warnings have been issued in areas recently affected by wildfires, particularly in Los Angeles County where burn scar regions are at risk. The National Weather Service has placed Los Angeles and Ventura counties under a flood watch as significant rainfall is expected. Residents in areas like the Palisades and the Sierra Madre are preparing for the incoming atmospheric river, while emergency resources have been pre-deployed statewide. Crews are on standby to tackle potential mudslides and debris flows as thunderstorms and heavy rain approach. West Hollywood is even providing free sandbags to help residents shield their homes from flooding. The situation is evolving as meteorologists anticipate heavy downpours and potentially dangerous weather conditions this week.