To support and sustain this work, please subscribe today. Join Jessica in the Get Out! Nor Cal recreation Facebook group. She covers science, arts, social issues and entertainment stories. Follow her on Twitter and on Facebook. The North American weather model’s forecast for rain bands stemming off this upcoming weekend’s atmospheric river, with moderate showers likely to roll into the North Bay and parts of Highway. Jessica Skropanic is a features reporter for the Record Searchlight/USA Today Network. Highway 3 is near Scott Mountain was still closed on Saturday due to winter weather conditions, Caltrans said.įirst responders are watching burn scar areas for flash flooding, including those from recent fires in and around Weed and Happy Camp, the Siskiyou county Sheriff's Office said last Thursday. Other roads likely to have delays include areas west of Etna, Grayback and other parts of western Siskiyou County. Motorists will see the worst snow impacts on Interstate 5 near Black Butte Summit and on Highway 89 near McCloud, Cassel and Mount Shasta, the Weather Service said.
The current temperature is 54F, and the expected high and low for today, Tuesday, May 23. Up to another inch will fall on Monday and Tuesday. The weather right now in North Spit, Humboldt Bay, CA is Sunny/Wind. The I-5 corridor around Mount Shasta and southwestern Siskiyou County could get eight inches of snow this weekend. Shasta Ski Park and areas at or above 4,000 feet could get as much as an inch of snow per hour. The Weather Service's Medford branch issued a winter storm warning, in effect until 10 a.m. Mountain communities and motorists can expect more snow on Sunday. Winter storm warning issued for mountain communities, I-5 corridor Water levels will rise quickly throughout the week as storms continue to flow through the area into next weekend. Meteorologists expect flooding along the Sacramento River and other waterways, Baruffaldi said. Lettuce was injured in the Imperial Valley of California by the rains of the week, but they were.
Temperatures reach the high 50s and drop to the low to mid-40s Sunday through Tuesday in Redding, said Weather Service meteorologist Robert Baruffaldi. The cold weather damaged oats in northern Alabama. The northern lights, aka the aurora borealis, could be visible over portions of the northern U.S. Chico could get up to three inches of rain Grass Valley up to five inches, the Weather Service said. Hard rain arrives on Monday, dumping three to four inches on Redding, Sacramento and Stockton by Tuesday night. Wind gusts will blow off and on Sunday afternoon through Tuesday. Those winds are strong enough to cause power outages and knock down trees, the Weather Service said. From Sacramento and the San Joaquin Valley, north to Redding and the surrounding foothills, gusty southerly winds up to 45 mph that kick up Saturday night continue Sunday morning.
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