Northern California to be hit by freezing temperatures, atmospheric river this week
Expect rounds of heavy rain and Sierra snow, flooding concerns and travel impacts through the weekend before Thanksgiving. The week begins with a Freeze Warning across the Valley on Monday night into Tuesday morning. Areas below 2,000 feet in elevation can expect overnight lows by Tuesday morning to drop below 36 degrees.
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Up to 6 inches of snow had already fallen as of Thursday morning in parts of the Sacramento forecast region, NWS ...
A powerful bomb cyclone associated with a major atmospheric river is forecast to drench the West Coast, from Washington to ...
Our First Alert Weather team has made Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday First Alert Action days as more rain and snow move ...
The first atmospheric river of the season is moving into California. This will bring heavy rain and mountain snow to northern California starting Tuesday and lasting into Saturday. Widespread ...
A Pacific storm will undergo what meteorologists call bombogenesis while also hauling in an atmospheric river of moisture.
Total snow accumulations 8 to 18 inches above 4500 feet, with locally higher accumulations up to two feet over peaks.
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