Overnight damage caused by the wind and rain across the valley
Rain and high winds returned Tuesday, following another powerful storm through the Central Valley.
The wet weather impacted many in the community as it caused damage and power outages across the valley. According to PG&E, about 4,100 customers are without power in Yolo and Solano counties on Wednesday morning.
A power line was taken out in Woodland when the winds snapped it in half. Meanwhile, in Davis, it was a wet commute for students on UC Davis's campus. They did not just have to weather through thunder and lightning, but there were also reports of hail in the area.
2023 is now the second snowiest season since the Sierra Snow Lab began tracking back in 1946. With a whopping 677 inches, this is a record that hasn't been touched in 40 years.
Some resorts say they will extend through May, and others project that the snowpack will allow us to be skiing through the 4th of July.
