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Models continue to uptrend on rainfall & snowfall amounts with the newest surge of precipitation forecasted for week 4 of February. Temperatures will be several degrees below average for weeks. The pattern is still developing, a very wet February is now likely. #CAwx #WxTwitter

The most aggressive Winter Storm Watch this season has been issued for Northern & Central California, it covers foothill elevations due to the possibility of a significant amount of snow at 3,000 feet. Along I-80 the Winter Storm Watch starts just before Auburn at Newcastle, for

A HIGH risk for heavy rain and snow has been issued for portions of California, flooding threats will be evaluated in the coming week as individual systems come into frame. 3/3 #CAwx #WxTwitter

Places like South Lake Tahoe, Carson City and Reno have the chance to see the most snowfall they’ve seen all season with multiple feet of snow possible in the city of South Lake Tahoe and several inches of snow for Reno and Carson City. 2/3 ☃️ #CAwx #NVwx #WxTwitter

It’s a miracle! A welcome sight after a month of inactivity, a major pattern change will take shape across all of California starting tonight lasting well into mid February where several inches of rain (2-4”) and several feet of mountain snow (5-10 feet+) is expected to fall

Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you all have an amazing Christmas, god bless you all! ❤️🎄

Man after a massive ridge all of December, this storm came in fierce. By far the heaviest snow rates I’ve ever seen in my life

A MAJOR set of winter storms is set to slam all of California and surrounding states starting tomorrow lasting into Christmas and beyond. 2-5” of rain (locally higher) is expected to fall throughout the state with snowfall totals exceeding 100 inches (8-9 feet) in parts of the

The Climate Prediction Center has issued heavy rain & snow risks for the entire West Coast on Christmas week, this pattern is still developing so storm specifics such as storm positions and rain totals are unclear at the moment. The bottom line is a very active pattern across the

The Tule Fog continues to hold a strong grip in the Central Valley, while it has been in the 60s, 70s and even 80s elsewhere in the state. Stockton only saw a high of 42°F today, the lowest high temperature this season. Stay warm out there if you are in the Central Valley! 🥶🧤🎄

It’s been one of the coldest late-November to early-December periods in Sacramento’s history. Over the last 2 weeks, max temps were the coldest for this period in 50 years and the 3rd coldest since 1877. The Tule Fog has been insane.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my followers! I am grateful for my friends and family and for all of you! 🦃 #CAwx #WxTwitter

If you would like to join our group chat for live updates please comment below, we are open. Thank you! #CAwx 6/x 🧵

Lastly, snow levels are expected to remain high above 8,000 feet in many areas. A Winter Storm Warning is posted for the Central Sierras for 9-12” of snow in higher elevations. The storm will have some thunderstorm dynamics but not as widespread as previous storms. Stay up to

A flood hazard exists throughout the state when this storm system passes through the state with up to a slight risk of flooding for the Bay Area, parts of the Central Valley, foothills and Sierras for Day 2. Moving onto Southern California a slight risk for flooding is also

A Wind Advisory is in effect for most parts of Northern California where winds of 15-25 mph is expected with gusts of up to 50 mph where scattered power outages are possible in areas with higher end winds. For the High Wind Warning along the coast we could be looking at sustained

The second wave is expected to bring additional 1-2” of rain for many parts of Southern California as the storm system moves south with the picture on the right showing the rainfall totals from this Atmospheric River. #CAwx #WxTwitter 2/5 🧵

A significant Atmospheric River is bound to hit all of California starting tomorrow continuing into the weekend. There will be 2 parts to this storm system. The first wave will start tomorrow and bring multiple inches of rain to the Sacramento Valley and Northern San Joaquin

#Melissa makes landfall in southwestern Jamaica near New Hope as a powerful category 5 hurricane. For the latest updates visit https://t.co/tW4KeGdBFb

BREAKING: Hurricane Melissa is now a 175 mph Category 5 storm, tied as the 4th strongest hurricane in Atlantic history by max wind speed.