00:00Rain linked to Hurricane Marie has reached Southern California.
00:03Much of the region woke up to wet weather Sunday morning.
00:06The heaviest rainfall was focused on Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
00:10The National Weather Service reported locally heavy showers in L.A. County.
00:15Some areas received around a tenth of an inch in just 30 minutes.
00:19Most of Los Angeles County could see between a quarter inch and one inch of rain.
00:23Some south-facing foothill areas may receive up to 1.5 inches.
00:27Meanwhile, coastal areas are facing dangerous surf and rip currents.
00:32A coastal flood advisory and high surf advisory remain in effect.
00:36Both advisories are scheduled to continue through Tuesday night.
00:39Hurricane Marie was about 770 miles southwest of Los Angeles.
00:43The storm was moving away from the coast and weakening.
00:46However, forecasters say Marie is contributing to the unusually wet conditions.
00:52Rain could ease by Monday morning, but more showers remain possible.
00:56Meteorologists will continue monitoring conditions across Southern California.
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