California NWS Forecast: Light to Moderate Rain to Hit This Late Week; Severe Flooding Possible

Light to moderate rain is likely in California this week, according to a forecast by the National Weather Service (NWS). Homeowners should stay alert for flooding concerns, especially for low-lying areas in the region.

California and the Pacific Northwest are no strangers to challenging weather events, from flooding to heavy rain, heavy snowfall, and winter storms. People should stay alert for the latest forecasts in the region to avoid potentially dangerous weather conditions.

According to an advisory by the NWS Weather Prediction Center, a potent winter storm is likely in the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains this weekend and next week. The forecast warns of an increasing amount of heavy snow potential, with mixed precipitation and gusty winds on Saturday.

California Weather Forecast in California This Weekend

The NWS Short-Range Forecast Discussion reports that snowfall and lake-enhanced snow showers are likely in New England and the Northeast. Winter storm conditions can impact portions of Northern Hampshire and Maine.

In Los Angeles, the forecast warns of showers and thunderstorms this week. The advisory shows that showers could impact Los Angeles County and Ventura, with potential thunderstorms. In the Eastern San Gabriel Mountains, a slight chance of thunderstorms can unload, with strong winds, small hail, and isolated daily lightning strikes.

In Salt Lake City, residents can expect mild and dry conditions through Friday. NWS also monitors the development of an approaching cold front. Potential stormy conditions can unload early next week.

In addition, the NWS Mobile advisory shows that dry and cool conditions can unfold, with lows rising from the middle 40s. Recently, a Frost Advisory was issued in the region.

Meanwhile, snowy conditions are expected in portions of the Northwestern US, including in north-central Montana, South Dakota, and central Minnesota. People should stay alert for Winter Weather Advisories, including in the Great Lakes, Northern Plains, and Upper Midwest.

In parts of the West Coast, light to moderate snow is expected in northern California and the coast of the Midwest on Friday. NWS monitors a precipitation chance with potential heavy snow.

Also Read: East Coast Weather Forecast: Mix of Rain, Snow to Bring Travel Hazards This Weekend 

Weather Outlook in Parts of the US: Unsettled Weather Outlook

On the other hand, the NWS forecast reveals that unsettled weather conditions can unload on the southern Plains and Gulf Coast. On the other hand, central and southeastern US should stay alert for flooding, hail, and tornado risks by the end of March.

Stormy conditions are forecast in portions of the Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee Valleys next week. Thunderstorm conditions can unload, causing possible dangerous weather outlook.

From March 24 to March 26, the stormy outlook can unload in Dallas, St. Louis, Dallas, Houston, Jacksonville, Birmingham, and St. Louis. Portions of Oklahoma and Texas can also expect the threat of severe thunderstorms.

Related Article: Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle Weather Forecast: Isolated Thunderstorms, Rain To Unload in Midweek

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