Another Pacific storm is heading to Northern California which could bring more than an inch of rain and a foot of snow to some areas. The heaviest rain is expected to arrive after midnight Sunday with gusty winds over 30 mph. Rain amounts will range from .25-.50″ in the San Joaquin Valley to over an inch from Sacramento north. Snow amounts will vary as well, with Donner Summit expecting 6-10″ with the greatest amounts falling Monday morning. This will impact travel over the passes.Scattered showers will linger Monday afternoon with the potential for some isolated thunderstorms. There will be some clearing Monday night allowing for morning fog.Another chance for rain and snow arrives Thursday morning. There will be more info on that event the closer we get.
Another Pacific storm is heading to Northern California which could bring more than an inch of rain and a foot of snow to some areas. The heaviest rain is expected to arrive after midnight Sunday with gusty winds over 30 mph. Rain amounts will range from .25-.50″ in the San Joaquin Valley to over an inch from Sacramento north. Snow amounts will vary as well, with Donner Summit expecting 6-10″ with the greatest amounts falling Monday morning. This will impact travel over the passes.
Scattered showers will linger Monday afternoon with the potential for some isolated thunderstorms.
There will be some clearing Monday night allowing for morning fog.
Another chance for rain and snow arrives Thursday morning. There will be more info on that event the closer we get.