We’re tracking another active weather pattern that will affect the Western U.S. The first storm will bring rain to Southern California while a second storm will bring rain and mountain snow to the Pacific Northwest. Here’s a look at where the storm will make landfall on Sunday that brings rain to the Central California Coast.
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Be aware that there is a very small threat, a marginal risk, for possible flooding from rain forecast on Sunday.
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Here’s a look at our forecast for how much rain is to be expected.
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A stronger, and colder storm is anticipated to move into the Pacific Northwest by next week putting an end to nice stretch of weather.
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Look for a rainy day in Seattle and Portland by Monday with showers that should linger into Wednesday.
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Rainfall amounts should stay under 1” for our coastal cities, but snowfall over the Cascades could reach up to 6” to 12”+ in some localized areas.
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