The Oscars workers had to clean the surplus of water during the start of the red carpet.
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EPA / DAVID SWANSON / EFE
Los Angeles dawned boiled this Sunday, the day that Hollywood celebrates the gala that rewards the best of its films. Adverse weather conditions threaten to accompany the film industry the day.
The precipitations already gave extra work to the Oscars workers, who had to take the water out of the rain before the red carpet began.
While industry personalities arrive on the red carpet, the meteorological service (NWS) announces winds of more than 35 miles per hour in various parts of Los Angeles County and other areas of southern California.
The rains, which had already begun during the morning, cthey continue from three in the afternoon and will intensify, at the moment, in Pasadena and surroundings, as reported by NWS in its social networks. In Burbank, the protagonist of this Sunday's noon was hail, which fell in the center of this angel city.
The agency's Twitter account he canceled a flood warning he had declared an hour earlier for the Los Angeles basin. The meteorological service reported that the rains had decreased in the center of the county although “there is still a chance of rain". The storm threat is unloaded "until tonight."
In the sea, you can expect storms until tonight. "It is possible that brief torrential rains, small hail and slow winds occur," warns the meteorological service.
