Valley Snow? Big Cooldown Starting This Weekend Could Drop Snow Line To 500' By Next Week, Forecasters Say
Winter has come roaring back in Northern California.
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Winter has come roaring back in Northern California.
Wild winds launched a trampoline up and over a Lincoln neighborhood Wednesday.
A possibility of fire and ice throughout the next few days is keeping people on their toes.
Northern Californians woke up to an apocalyptic scene outside on Wednesday - even those who are miles away from fire zones.
Forecasters are warning that the Central Valley is in for an extended heatwave that could push Sacramento close to its hottest temperature ever.
The National Weather Service is taking a closer look at the tornado that touched down near Davis over the weekend.
It's a sure sign that the dog days of summer are here to stay for a while: nights that just don't cool off.
The fire conditions are valid Friday afternoon through Sunday in northern and western portions of the valley.
We're at the tail end of spring, but wet weather and cooler temperatures are still in the cards this week.
A white Christmas was in store for parts of California with wet weather elsewhere in the state that could mean dangerous driving conditions and possible power outages.
Did you see it? A mysterious light in the sky seen all across California tonight is leaving many wondering, "what was that?"
A massive wildfire that killed dozens of people and destroyed thousands of homes in Northern California has been fully contained after burning for more than two weeks, authorities said Sunday.
Heavy snowfall is creating dangerous and slow driving conditions. Officials advise waiting to travel if possible.
The National Weather Service has issued an elevated fire danger, or red flag warning, due to stronger winds that are expected to arrive over the next couple of days.
The first day of October is also bringing the return of wet weather to Northern California.
Experts weigh in on the potential for rainfall during the 2018/19 season.
A late-season atmospheric river over the Pacific is taking aim at northern and central California.
After almost two weeks of dry weather in Northern California, a couple of storms look to be on the way.
Winds are expected to be a concern throughout Northern California into the weekend as the stretch of dry weather continues.
The National Weather Service says the high temperature in downtown Los Angeles was a record-setting 91 degrees.
Northern California solar eclipse viewers look to be in luck as clouds appear to be cooperating.
Nightfall didn't bring much relief from the heat for residents in Vacaville thanks to a rare weather phenomenon.
Thought it couldn't possibly get any hotter in Northern California? Think again.
When lows are in the 70s, you know it's going to be hot and sweaty day.
"Well so much for summer!"
