UPDATE: Storms Bring Low Snow, Rain And High Winds
The rain didn't hit as soon as expected in the Sacramento region, waiting until Friday morning to start falling, but the forecast still calls for plenty of wet weather through the weekend.
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The rain didn't hit as soon as expected in the Sacramento region, waiting until Friday morning to start falling, but the forecast still calls for plenty of wet weather through the weekend.
Last week the skies opened and it rained, it rained again, and it rained some more, More wet weather in the forecast this week might not be welcome to some, but this storm won't back nearly the punch.
The second wave of storms to drench the valley is expected to hit the Sacramento area Thursday afternoon, prompting wind and flood warnings.
The first in a series of storms hit the Sacramento region Wednesday morning and the wet weather is expected to saturate the valley through the weekend.
Rain continued to fall Wednesday morning from a storm that started Tuesday night and but a dry Thanksgiving Day is still in the forecast.
It's going to be a cool and wet fall weekend across Northern California. The rain started falling overnight into Friday morning and scattered showers with mainly light rainfall totals are expected throughout the day
After temperatures in the 80s to start the week, Wednesday will be another warm day in the mid-70s around Sacramento, but temperatures will drop significantly starting Thursday.
It won't feel like the beginning of November this weekend in the Sacramento area, with temperatures in the mid-70s or even into the 80s.
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Some scattered showers fell across the valley on Friday morning and a light snow coated the higher mountain elevations.
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After a brief break on Friday, the rain returns to the Sacramento Valley early Saturday morning.
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