The KCRA 3 weather team issued an Impact Day for the Valley and Foothills because of how rain will affect outdoor activities ...

An atmospheric river is pounding Northern California with heavy rain and the threat of flooding before heading to Southern California.

The atmospheric river storm hitting Northern California is set to bring heavy rain to the San Francisco Bay Area on Tuesday, potentially triggering flooding. In the mountains, the National Weather ...

Heavy Sierra snow, steady rain and gusty winds are expected Tuesday in Northern California as the result of an atmospheric ...

A series of three atmospheric river storms are soaking Northern California this weekend and into the week ahead in the form ...

California’s snowpack is “behind the 8-ball” but water officials are hopeful that a pair of storms sweeping through Northern California starting Friday will boost storage in the Sierra Nevada, which ...

The map below shows a possible storm track next week with 24-hour totals from Monday to Thursday (Feb 3-6, 2025). You can see a focus on snowfall shifting south during this period. More must-reads: ...

Water levels at most of the reservoirs ... he said the impact will be more notable when snow begins to melt in the spring. As of Monday, data from the California Department of Water Resources ...

Rain returned to California over the weekend, aiding with the ongoing wildfire fight across the LA area. But the arrival of rain also brought the risk of flash flooding and mudslides in recent burn ...

After weeks of dry weather that contributed to the spread of historic and deadly wildfires in the Los Angeles area, Southern California ... of snow, gusts of 35 mph and a snow level expected ...

A portion of Interstate 5 in Southern California was closed on Monday, January 27, because of snow that had started over the weekend. On Sunday evening, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) was ...

TONIGHT, SOME WET WEATHER IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ... 20”SnowThere will be on and off snow showers during the day. The snow level may dip to around 4,000 feet with no accumulation expected.