2023 is bringing us an #AtmosphericRiver for its arrival! Because 280 characters is never enough to summarize these, here's another 🧵of our updates and what we're expecting! #CAwx (1/6)
We've hoisted a Flood Watch for tomorrow evening given the potential for widespread rainfall everywhere from the mountains westward. Use extra caution if you're out and about! Travel will be dangerous given rain, lots of folks on the road, and... other reasons🥴#IYKYK#CAwx (2/6)
It'll also be windy during the daytime on Saturday, the kinda wind that likes to transport trash cans, unsecured holiday decor, and other loose objects. Use caution if traveling in a high-profile vehicle as well. #CAwx (3/6)
Snow levels still look pretty high, with most mountain communities only receiving around 1 inch of snow and heavier amounts on the peaks. #CAwx (4/6)
The unsettled and stormy pattern looks to hang on through next week! Here are precipitation chances for Tuesday and Thursday of next week. We'll have more on these systems as we approach their arrival next week. #CAwx (5/6)
We hope everyone has a very safe and Happy New Year's Eve and Day! Stay tuned to our pages for updates. #CAwx (6/6)
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(1/4) The first week of 2023 looks quite stormy! After rain diminishes tonight, the next chance for widespread rain looks to develop tomorrow night-Tue morning. The rain isn't expected to be as heavy as last night, but widespread accumulations are expected.
(2/4) Rain will increase from northwest to southeast Monday night. Preliminary rain totals are as follows:
Coast: 0.50-0.75"
Valleys: 0.40-0.75"
Mountains: 0.50-1.00"
Deserts: 0.01-0.20"
(3/4) Another, and potentially significant storm system, looks to move into Southern California late this week. Rain amounts are uncertain at this time, but could be significant. Tune in over the next few days as we refine the forecast! #CAwx