This Veterans Day, Northern California is bracing for rain, snow, and a drop in temperatures. As we approach November 11, the weather is expected to impact outdoor activities and travel plans significantly. Are you prepared for the changing conditions?
- Rain, snow, and cold temperatures expected.
- Impact Day declared for outdoor activities.
- Chain controls in effect for Sierra highways.
- Sacramento's high temperature forecast: 60 degrees.
- More rain and snow expected midweek.
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Rain and Snow Forecast for Veterans Day in Northern California
How will the weather affect your Veterans Day plans? Rain is set to begin in the Sacramento Valley on Monday morning, with snow accumulating in the Sierra. With chain controls already in place, travelers should be cautious and stay informed.
Chain Controls and Travel Disruptions in the Sierra
Chain controls are currently in effect on several highways due to snow and icy conditions. If you’re traveling through the Sierra, it’s crucial to stay updated on road conditions. Here’s what you need to know:
- Chain controls are required on Highway 50 from Twin Bridges to Meyers.
- Interstate 80 has chain restrictions due to multiple spinouts.
- Snow levels may drop to 5,000 feet by late afternoon.
- Expect gusty winds and isolated thunderstorms in the Foothills.
Impact of Rain on Outdoor Activities
The rain is expected to start after 9 a.m., potentially canceling outdoor events. With rainfall amounts ranging from a tenth to half an inch, how will you adapt your plans? Staying indoors might be the best option for many.
Temperature Drop and What It Means for You
Temperatures in Sacramento are forecasted to reach only 60 degrees, a significant drop from the previous day’s 72 degrees. This change can affect your comfort level during outdoor activities. What layers will you wear to stay warm?
Looking Ahead: Weather Forecast for the Week
After a wet Veterans Day, Tuesday is expected to be dry. However, unsettled weather returns midweek, bringing additional rain and snow. How will this impact your plans for the upcoming days? Stay tuned for updates to ensure you’re prepared!
