Rain threatens to dampen the glitz of Grammy in Los Angeles

An atmospheric river is predicted to get showers and wind to the Los Angeles region from Saturday evening through Tuesday.
An atmospheric river is predicted to get showers and wind to the Los Angeles region from Saturday evening through Tuesday.

An atmospheric river is predicted to get showers and wind to the Los Angeles region from Saturday evening through Tuesday.

Weather Woes for Music’s Big Night

As the most anticipated event in the music industry, the 2024 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles are facing an unexpected adversary – a looming storm that threatens to bring heavy rain and potentially life-threatening flooding to the star-studded occasion.

National Weather Service’s Grim Forecast

The National Weather Service has issued a stark warning, indicating the storm’s potential for “Heavy Rain… with potential for damaging, life-threatening flooding.” The downpour is expected to commence Saturday night and persist until Tuesday.

Grammys Caught in the Rainy Crossfire

With the worst of the storm predicted to hit around 6 p.m. PT on Sunday, just as the Grammys commence at 5 p.m. PT, the red carpet extravaganza may not escape the weather’s wrath entirely. Attendees might find themselves navigating rain and windy conditions during their glamorous arrivals.

Rainfall Estimates and Flooding Risks

Los Angeles and its surrounding areas are anticipated to receive between three to six inches of rain, accompanied by gusty winds. However, the foothills and low-elevation mountains face a more ominous outlook, with forecasts predicting six to twelve inches of rain, heightening the risk of significant flooding.

Crypto.com Arena as the Wet Stage

Set against the backdrop of Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles, the Grammy Awards venue may turn into a spectacle of umbrellas, ponchos, and rain boots, challenging the glamorous affair with nature’s unexpected deluge.

Star-Studded Performances Amidst the Rain

Despite the weather woes, the Grammy Awards will feature stellar performances from confirmed artists such as Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Dua Lipa, Luke Combs, and Travis Scott. The show must go on, rain or shine, for music’s biggest night.

Gary Monroe

Gary Monroe is a seasoned contributor to the Los Angeles Business Magazine, where he offers insightful analysis on local business trends and economic developments. With a focus on Los Angeles' dynamic commercial landscape, Gary's articles provide valuable perspectives for entrepreneurs and business professionals in the city.

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