Rain And Snow Showers Hit The Mountains
We were just talking about temperatures in the 90s earlier in the week, but a serious cooldown is expected over the weekend.
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We were just talking about temperatures in the 90s earlier in the week, but a serious cooldown is expected over the weekend.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning in three Northern California counties Saturday night.
The first of two storms set to soak Northern California will bring a high tide that could flood some coastal areas and dump snow in the Sierra Nevada.
The latest storm to hit the Sierra dropped a foot of snow on ski resorts around Lake Tahoe, with a couple of inches in the valleys and freezing fog that caused dozens of crashes on slippery roads from Reno to Fallon.
The thousand-mile coast of California is covered in warnings, watches and advisories for rain, flooding and high surf as another El Niño storm moves in from the Pacific.
Freezing temperatures have San Joaquin Valley citrus growers working overtime to protect their crops.
A winter storm packed with much needed rain and snow to Northern California caused commuter problems and flight cancellations but also brought hope for one of the best holiday weeks for ski resorts in years.
The National Weather Service says the Sierra Nevada will get more snow as a new wave of winter-like storms push through California.
The biggest storm to hit the slopes of the Sierra Nevada this season - which before it's finished could become the biggest of the year - brought celebration from the snow-starved ski resorts of Northern California and the businesses that surround them.
It's shaping up as the biggest snowstorm to hit the central Sierra in two years.
Residents are still in shock after watching a tornado come straight through their town.
For the third weekend in a row, Northern California is looking at wet weather.
A storm system moving across California is bringing cool, wet weather and snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
The Sierra's first winter storm of the season is expected to arrive this weekend.
Wildfires burned amid a week of triple-digit temperatures across California, while some sections of the state saw sudden thunderstorms and flash floods that left one hiker dead.
A late season storm blowing in from the north has triggered a winter weather advisory in the Sierra, where several inches of snow is expected at Lake Tahoe Saturday and up to a foot in the upper elevations.
A long anticipated El Nino has finally arrived. But for drought-struck California, it's too little, too late, meteorologists say.
It was a cold, stormy weekend in Sacramento – the type of weather the region hasn't often seen in the past few years.
The bulk of 2015's first major storm will hit just after the Friday morning commute.
Officials have issued a dense fog advisory through late Friday morning for most of the valley.
Officials have issued a Dense Fog Advisory for the entire valley Wednesday morning.
Forecasters are saying with increasing confidence that California will continue to a good amount of rain in the coming months.
More rain is headed to California, but the two storms approaching the region aren't packing the wallop delivered by a major storm last week.
Five different areas reported record amounts of rainfall after Thursday's storm.
Large trees were no match for high winds and saturated ground this morning as they toppled onto property and led to power outages and traffic delays.
