| Issued: | Sunday, May 20, 2012 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pacific low pressure trough will move closer to the North Coast today and
bring increasing S-SW winds and clouds to the coastal areas, and the
increased onshore flow will push the cooler air farther inland. Inland areas in the far north will also see
afternoon cloud buildups over the higher terrain and an isolated shower or
thunderstorm near the OR state line is not out of the question. The trough will move inland Monday with
more wind and cooler temperatures, and far NW CA will see a period of light
to moderate rain during the afternoon and evening. Cool, windy, and partly cloudy conditions
will continue all week, with slight chances for showers or thunderstorms in
the far northern mountains. On Friday
the cold center of the low will move over the North Ops region and bring more
widespread rain with snow levels falling to 4000-5000 ft. Leach |
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| Valid For: | Today | Valid For: | Monday | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Tuesday | Through | Saturday | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Coast
Range Westward: No significant fire weather. Sacramento Valley and surrounding foothills: No significant fire weather. Cascades and Sierra Nevada from 3500’ to Crest, NE California and NW Nevada: No sigfnicant fire weather. |
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