Series of atmospheric storms in California could slam holiday travel
A series of atmospheric river storms are expected to impact Northern California over the weekend, raising the likelihood of making holiday plans for many travelers more complicated. … The first of the storm systems is expected to move into the Bay Area on Saturday morning, bringing about a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch of rain to San Francisco and Oakland, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Dial Hoang. The North Bay valleys are expected to get around half an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain while the mountains could record one and a half inches, Hoang said. San Jose and the inland portions of the East Bay could see a few hundredths of an inch.
Other weather articles:
- Bay Area News Group: Rain and snow headed back to Northern California this weekend
- Washington Post: Drought deepens in the Southwest, driven by little rain and extreme heat
- Action News Now (Chico, Calif.): Shasta Lake rises 19 feet in one month, Bureau of Reclamation says its ready for more storms
- KTLA 5 (Los Angeles): Southern California’s dry spell could be one for the record books
- Rocky Mountain Community Radio/Aspen Public Radio:Climate change makes planning for ski season difficult
