How Uncommon Are June Showers For NorCal?
After some pretty unremarkable June days, Northern California looks poised to be hit with another wave of wet weather.
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After some pretty unremarkable June days, Northern California looks poised to be hit with another wave of wet weather.
If you thought these 90-degree days meant that wet weather is finally behind us, get ready for a surprise.
It has been the wettest water year on record for the Northern Sierra, officials say.
Heavy rains softened already saturated grounds and caused a landslide in the Oakland hills and high gusts of wind left thousands without power in the San Francisco Bay Area Friday morning.
A seriously windy night is in store for Northern California.
It's now officially spring in Northern California, but a winter-like storm is on its way.
A powerful nor'easter pounded the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast early Tuesday, prompting flight cancellations, school closures and warnings from city and state officials to stay off the roads.
Snow below the 2000' mark is expected over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
A powerful storm hit California with the first in a new series of rainstorms moving across the northern half of the state while the south awaited a rains that forecasters said could be the strongest in years if not decades.
The next round of rain is coming our way and is expected to stick around until at least early next week.
The atmospheric river that drenched Northern and Central California, causing at least two deaths, unleashing walls of mud and crumbling part of a major dam spillway, was expected to turn south Friday.
The strongest of this week's drenching storms moved ashore Thursday in Northern California, raising the risk of flooding and mudslides in the region of already soggy hillsides and swollen rivers.
These are snapshots of the storm that's rolling through Northern California on Tuesday.
Flash flood watches are in place for parts of Northern California down through the Central Coast as heavy rains swamp roads and threaten to overtop rivers and creeks.
It has been a month for the record books in terms of wet weather.
Officials have issued a Flood Warning for small streams across the Northern California high country.
Tuesday's round of wet weather are expected to be light, but the next few days should be impressive.
Much of Northern California will be under a flood watch as a significant storm rolls in on Tuesday.
After Northern California thaws out from freezing temperatures Wednesday morning, rain and snow are expected in the evening.
Forecasters say it's going to be a soggy Thanksgiving week in Northern California.
Amid a wet start to California's rainy season, and some mending of Californians' backsliding ways on water conservation, the advice of the state's drought czar: Relax and enjoy the rain. For now.
We are far from out of the woods when it comes to California's historic drought.
The first storm of the season is one day away, and weather experts say the Sacramento Valley could get more rain than this time last year.
A close crack of thunder demands your attention, a bright flash of lightning will stop anyone in their tracks – but is it enough to prompt you to take action?
This year's monstrous El Nino, nicknamed Godzilla by NASA, is dead. It heated up the globe, but didn't quite end California's four-year drought.
