Slight increase in temperatures this weekend. Here's a look at your NorCal weekend forecast
A warming pattern begins in Northern California this weekend. Will it have any impacts on your outdoor plans? Here's a look at the forecast.
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A warming pattern begins in Northern California this weekend. Will it have any impacts on your outdoor plans? Here's a look at the forecast.
A closed-off section of Interstate 80 in the high Sierra has reopened after a tractor-trailer fire spread to brush just off the roadway.
A flood advisory is in effect for multiple Northern California counties due to excessive rainfall on Saturday.
The threat of thunderstorms is causing issues with the long-lingering snowpack and burn scars in California.
The Caldor Burn scar area remains a concern as heavy rain falls on Thursday.
A wolverine was spotted three times last month in the eastern Sierra Nevada, a rare occurrence for an animal that's only been seen one other time in California over the last 100 years.
Lake Tahoe is slowly warming up ahead of the summer season, but not fast enough to clear out this year's near-historic snowpack ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the Sierra region starting Thursday afternoon through Monday morning.
Unrelenting atmospheric rivers brought the state rain and snow not seen in years.
Rain and snow are in the forecast starting Monday night.
This season has etched its way into the history books as the second snowiest in the 77 years of record-keeping at the Central Sierra Snow Lab — more than 56.4 feet.
With a break in the winter storms, many people have been taking advantage of the opportunity to hit the slopes this weekend.
On Thursday evening, the snow that was falling in Nyack quickly turned to rain.
One county has urged people to gather enough essential supplies for two weeks ahead of the incoming rain and snow.
Northern California got a bit of respite Monday after a weekend of heavy mountain snow but forecasters said up to several more feet will pile up through midweek, followed by potential flood concerns.
Northern California experienced another cold winter storm that brought more rain and snow to the region.
There was a rush to leave the Sierra on Friday as thousands of people headed home to beat the storm.
Westbound lanes are open but trucks are still being held because of traction concerns.
The winter weather started to ease up Tuesday night, which was a welcomed sight days into blizzard warnings and continuous storms in the Sierra.
Trucks lined Interstate 80 on Tuesday, more than 24 hours since a traffic hold went into effect due to zero visibility and dangerous conditions over the summit of the Sierra.
Interstate 80 remains closed on Tuesday, but Highway 50 has reopened.
Treacherous conditions in the Sierra kept crews busy on the roads.
Low-elevation snow fell in the region Friday, with snow showers set to linger into Saturday for the Sierra.
Caltrans is warning drivers to be aware and avoid traveling up the high country if at all possible.
Some people are excited about the snow, while others are getting ready for what could be a long few nights ahead.
