The National Weather Service in Sacramento reports ongoing heavy snowfall north of Interstate 80, with 4 to 8 inches expected and up to 12 inches on the peaks until Friday night. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 10 PM PST for elevations above 5500 feet, especially in the Sierra.
According to the
National Weather Service
, recent storms have delivered up to 2 inches of rain in the northeastern foothills, while the valley can expect mostly dry conditions with only light showers in the Sierra foothills. Snow levels, now between 4000 and 5000 feet, are expected to drop tonight as snowfall tapers off.
Colder mornings are expected this weekend, with near-freezing temperatures possible in the Valley on Saturday and Sunday. The
National Weather Service
estimates a 35-60% chance of temperatures dropping below 35°F in some areas, while gusty breezes may reduce the chill in others. Travelers should remain cautious, as slick roads and chain controls could impact mountainous areas.
A weaker weather system is expected to arrive on Sunday, bringing light rain to the Coastal Range and spreading south and east by evening. The
National Weather Service
predicts a 60-80% chance of over 2 inches of snow in the Sierra above 5500 feet. By Monday afternoon, Northern California is likely to see improving conditions as weak ridging develops.
Next week, precipitation is expected to start in interior Northern California on Tuesday, with higher chances of rain north of Interstate 80 by Wednesday. The week is likely to follow a wetter pattern, with more rain across the region by Friday.
For more information and real-time updates, you can visit the
National Weather Service website
.
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