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The Sacramento Valley could receive up to a quarter inch of rainfall, while the Foothills could get up to an inch of rain.
From KCRA Channel 3
Valleys will see increasing rain showers, while the mountains see snow kicking off in the late morning, ramping up to some healthy tonight.
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California, Silver Fire
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A Wildfire that erupted in California's Eastern Sierra region over the weekend quickly spread to nearly 1,600 acres by Monday night, prompting evacuations in multiple counties.
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The potential for 65 mph gusts limited flights by water-dropping helicopters and kept air tankers grounded, Cal Fire spokesperson Chloe Castillo said earlier on Monday.
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Weather officials have issued a wind advisory for much of Southern California with gusty winds expected to batter parts of the region in coming days.In order to keep people up to date and safe with the incoming winds,
A report was issued from the NWS Sacramento CA on Sunday at 5 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 5:30 p.m. The alert is for Northern Sacramento Valley, Northeast Foothills/Sacramento Valley and Western Plumas County/Lassen Park.
NWS in Sacramento has issued a tornado warning Grass Valley, Nevada County, Yuba County, and Loma Rica amid severe weather across California.
Air-quality officials are advising people in several Southern California cities to keep their doors and windows closed amid unhealthy air-quality levels on Tuesday. Newsweek reached out to the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) by email for comment.
Heavy snow was impacting the higher-elevation areas in Northern California on Monday, with several feet of snow expected.
The early spring has been a mixed bag for Southern California’s weather thus far. That won’t change in the next couple of days. Many across parts of Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San
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More active weather ahead Tuesday as the main low pressure system moves inland bringing rain, snow and thunderstorms.
The potential for a large midweek storm has vanished from the Bay Area forecast. But just as the midweek storm has trended much drier, Monday and Tuesday now look much more active, with rain, wind, thunderstorms and several feet of mountain snow across Northern California.