Sacramento, California – Starting Monday, March 31, and lasting through Thursday, April 3, a new wave of active weather is expected to affect Northern California, Oregon, and Washington. This system will bring heightened risks of heavy mountain snow and strong winds throughout the area.
The National Weather Service in Sacramento has reported that a series of storm systems is set to move across the interior West Coast early next week. Cooler temperatures are on the way, along with the possibility of moderate to heavy precipitation. Mountainous regions in Northern California and southern Oregon are expected to experience a moderate risk of substantial snowfall from April 1 to April 2. Following this period, the risk will decrease to a slight level on April 3.
Winds are anticipated to pick up, with both coastal and inland valleys of Oregon and Washington facing a slight to moderate risk for damaging gusts from April 1 to April 3. Forecasters are still working to refine the storm’s path and strength, leaving the timing and snowfall totals uncertain.
Residents in the impacted states should stay tuned for updates from the National Weather Service. Travelers navigating mountain passes are advised to brace for treacherous conditions. It’s essential to carry chains and refrain from making unnecessary journeys during times of heavy snowfall.
Keep yourself updated by regularly reviewing reliable local forecasts.
