April atmospheric river storm: When heavy rain, wind, snow could impact Northern California
At a week out, specific details are likely to change but Northern Californians should keep a close eye on this forecast.
Atmospheric River Map Shows Where Heavy Snow, Rain To Hit
"An atmospheric river will surge onshore Wednesday/Thursday bringing heavy rain and snow to the Pacific Coast," the National Weather Service says.
Atmospheric River Map Shows Every Weather Warning as Storm Moves East
In a forecast, the NWS warned of "heavy rain, high elevation mountain snow and strong winds" hitting the Northwestern U.S. and into the Rocky Mountain states on Monday. The weather impacts are ...
It’s been a warm winter, and California’s snowpack shows it
California’s snowpack is now 85% of average, with more snow in the northern Sierra and less in the south. Amid warming winters, the state is seeing less snow at lower elevations.
California sees tornado, mudslides and feet of snow as atmospheric river slams West
A powerful atmospheric river storm is pounding parts of California with torrential rain, strong winds and snow and leading to ...
Los Angeles Times16d
L.A. area faces more rain, snow, potential flooding with new atmospheric river
Then a powerful atmospheric river is expected to arrive early Wednesday ... are expected across the Sierra Nevada and Northern California. Some highways may be impacted by snow Wednesday night ...
The Washington Post15d
Study shows rain-soaking atmospheric rivers are getting bigger, wetter and more frequent
In the 1860s, California had to move its capital out of Sacramento because of an atmospheric river flooding. These events aren’t just a California thing. They actually happen all over the United ...
SFGate18d
Atmospheric river set to bring thunderstorms, snow, flooding to Bay Area
Don’t let the Sunday sunshine deceive you. A weak atmospheric river is brewing over California and is set to deliver two rounds of moderate to heavy rainfall, a chance of thunderstorms ...
Atmospheric rivers are getting bigger, wetter and more frequent, study shows
In the 1860s, California had to move its capital out of Sacramento because of an atmospheric river flooding. These events aren’t just a California thing. They actually happen all over the United ...