California can expect challenging weather conditions due to a potential strong Pacific storm, bringing heavy rains, flooding threats and strong winds. People with travel plans should check the latest forecasts to avoid potential road hazards, especially in flood-prone areas.
In the latest advisory, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that an atmospheric river could bring potential low-elevation rain and mountain snow this week. The Pacific Northwest is no stranger to heavy precipitation, and homeowners should watch out for dangerous flooding.
In Sacramento, the forecast warned of the gusty wind outlook this midweek. Americans can expect damage to trees and roofs due to the strong winds. Meanwhile, possible power outages could occur this week.
With the weather dangers, homeowners should limit any outdoor activities or unessential travel to keep safe from the weather. Homeowners should be extra careful in using generators.
Monster Pacific Storm in California
Ventura, California. The forecast warned of a potential monster Pacific storm in parts of California, bringing dangerous flood and wind this week. Motorists should check the weather to avoid potential hazards. The rain will become beneficial for drought-impacted areas in California and the Northwest. However, homeowners should stay alert for creek or stream flooding, including mudslides. In Northern California, homeowners can anticipate from 2 to 4 inches of rain.
According to the latest forecast, a potent storm could unleash rounds of rain over the West Coast and parts of California before the weekends. The challenging weather outlook could lead to slower commutes or widespread travel disruption in the region.
The weather conditions can become stronger due to the impacts of atmospheric river events this week. In the Northwestern US, a chance of rain and snow is likely in the midweek.
In San Diego, the forecast reminded residents to watch out for potential winter storms on Thursday or Friday. Localized flooding and slick travel are likely.
In the early week, rounds of rain are expected in the following areas:
- Seattle
- Portland
- Medford
- Spokane
- Seattle
- Boise
- Redding
- Salt Lake City
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- San Diego
- Phoenix
The rain will become beneficial for drought-impacted areas in California and the Northwest. However, homeowners should stay alert for creek or stream flooding, including mudslides. In Northern California, homeowners can anticipate from 2 to 4 inches of rain.
Furthermore, powerful winds can also unfold. Wind gusts can reach from 20 to 40 mph. Localized wind damage is also possible, especially in the following areas:
- Medford
- Redding
- Reno
- San Francisco
- Fresno
- Los Angeles
Also Read: Rounds of Rain to Impact California, Northwestern US This Weekend
Weather Safety From Stormy Conditions in California
Limiting any outdoor plans is recommended this week to avoid potential road dangers. Moderate to severe flooding can likely emerge in California and Northwestern US. Low-lying areas are at risk of flooding threats.
Motorists should keep away from flooded areas by staying updated with road updates. Slippery commutes and foggy conditions are possible. Meanwhile, homeowners should also keep emergency kits due to potential power outages and hazardous road conditions.
Related Article: Midwest, Northeast Weather: Swath of Ice And Snow to Impact Midweek
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