Very windy to strong southeast winds will occur across Northwest California this evening through Saturday morning. Gusts ranging from 40 to 55 mph are expected along the coastal headlands and exposed ridges in Del Norte and Humboldt counties. Locally up to around 60 mph is possible over the more prominent ridges. For details on your location and the most up to date forecast visit: weather.gov/eka
A rainy week is expected as the first of a series of systems arrives Friday night into Saturday. Another system Sunday will bring the weekend totals to around 1-3 inches. More systems are expected through midweek, bringing storm total precipitation up to 4-8 inches, with locally higher amounts in higher terrain.
This upcoming week features a series of systems moving through the area, each bringing rounds of rain and gusty winds. Snow levels drop midweek, though uncertainty remains high for any pass-level impacts. Keep an eye on the forecast at weather.gov/eka.
Large breaking waves will be present along beaches in Del Norte County, Humboldt County, and Mendocino County. The ocean can be a dangerous place. Stay safe by remaining off rocks, jetties, and steep beaches.
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