Clear, Warm Days Ahead
After a breezy Tuesday, the rest of the week looks spring-like.
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After a breezy Tuesday, the rest of the week looks spring-like.
We could sleep through this upcoming rainstorm.
Rain is once again at our doorstep. But how much rain will this storm bring?
Sunshine returns! At least for the next couple of days. More rain is in store after that.
Over 400 lightning strikes were reported between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. overnight, according to the National Weather Service.
The Valley is expecting up to a half an inch of rain as we head into Wednesday afternoon.
We got a little more rain than expected Sunday. And we're still expecting a little more rain come Monday.
Saturated mountainsides loomed over foothill communities on Saturday as a storm centered off California rotated bands of rain into a state that sorely needs the moisture but not at such dangerously high rates.
The first few drops of rain are coming through the Valley, but expect to have a very rainy drive home come the afternoon hours.
A couple of rounds of wet weather is ahead. But, Tuesday will be a quiet, pleasant day.
First batch of storms to hit Wednesday
There is dense fog in Stockton and Modesto this morning where visibility was less than a quarter of a mile.
Drought-stricken California is getting some help from the weather, although forecasters say the rain and snow will not be enough to make up for one of the driest rainy seasons so far.
Yes, it's all about the waiting this morning. Showers won't be entering our area from the north until about noon today, with the heaviest valley/foothills rain and Sierra snow still expected to fall overnight tonight into Thursday morning.
Areas of Southern California are getting hit with some sprinkles today, but not enough to ease near-record drought conditions.
The dry drum beats on with no rain in sight for Northern California.
The dry spell continues in Northern California with few chances for rain ahead.
Not only are record high temperatures around 70 degrees likely across the Bay area and valley Wednesday, but the countdown is on for another major record to fall -- consecutive days of no rain during the rainy season.
If you got some rain Saturday, consider yourself lucky, because a very dry forecast is ahead once again.
A fast-moving storm brought rain and Sierra snow, but the wet weather will be short-lived.
As the Midwest and Eastern United States deal with record cold temperatures, Northern California is hitting record warmth.
The storm dropped up to a foot of snow on parts of Michigan and 6 inches or more in Illinois, prompting hundreds of flight cancellations.
If you wanted sunshine for Christmas, then Santa heard you loud and clear. But, if you were looking for rain or snow, you will likely end up with coal in your weather stocking.
The cold weather continues as we approach the work week, but some changes are ahead.
