Rain and Snow Starting Today; Snow Dropping Down to 1500 Feet on Thursday

Graphic from the National Weather Service.

Much needed rain will be arriving today. The National Weather Service predicts that it should be mostly showers and light rain during the day with heavier rain arriving tonight. Then a cold front will sweep down from the north.

Starting Thursday at 4 a.m. through Saturday morning, snow is predicted above 1500 feet in the interior mountains from the Oregon border into Mendocino County. There will likely be multiple rounds of snow showers, according to the National Weather Service. In places, they say there could be accumulations of up to 18 inches. In addition, the National Weather Service warns “Highways impacted include 199, 299, 101, 36, and 162.”

According to the National Weather Service,

Snow totals for this event will range from a few inches in the coastal mountains to 3 feet or more over the highest elevation of Trinity County and the Yolla Bollys with significant snows at many passes.

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Brian
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Brian
6 years ago

New alert is posting 3′-5′ for mountains….YES!!!

Emily
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Emily
6 years ago

Finally… We need this badly!

CnD
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CnD
6 years ago

Don’t be a guy, or gal, that gets stuck, or ends up in a crash, because you went somewhere without bringing your tire chains!

Emily
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Emily
6 years ago
Reply to  CnD

You need snow tracks, not chains, to get through 3’ of snow!

Dan Fuller
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Dan Fuller
6 years ago
Reply to  Emily

More aptly, how about the Sheriff’s Dept Rescue, Snow Cat??? For 3 feet of snow I’d rather not take chances!!! Go BIG, or stay home!!! ;o]]

Be smart
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Be smart
6 years ago

Carry extra water and clothes and a blanket/sleeping bag in your car.
A few minutes of preparation can make all the difference.
And if youre not used to driving in this weather please give yourself extra time and go slow. Plus dont try driving through big puddles or heavy snow drifts.
Its ok to pull over and wait if you cant see the road or feel scared of the conditions.