Remnants of Hurricane Marie bring rare September rain to Los Angeles and Southern California

THE TAKEAWAY LOS ANGELES – The active eastern Pacific hurricane season, fueled by a powerful Super El Niño, sent a rare burst of September rainfall into Southern California as the remnants of Hurricane Marie moved inland. According to the National Weather Service, Los Angeles typically receives just 0.21 inches of rain during the entire month of September. With the remnants of Marie bringing showers and coastal impacts to Southern California, Los Angeles International Airport has already recorded 0.60 inches of rainfall this month, nearly three times the monthly average. POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE MARIE BRINGING DANGEROUS SURF TO CALIFORNIA COAST AND FUELING SOUTHWEST MONSOON THREAT In the City of Angels, the transition from summer to fall is typically dry, with September ranking as one of Los Angeles' driest months. Let's take a look at what prediction markets are forecasting for Los Angeles' total rainfall by the end of September.

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