A large, long period swell will enter the waters Thursday night. This swell will create conditions that increase set behavior leading to an increased threat for sneaker waves for Northwest California. Remain safe while on the beach this Friday by choosing flatter beaches; staying off rocks, jetties, logs, and outcropping; and never turning your back to the ocean.
After a couple dry days, rain will return this weekend and continue on and off through much of next week. This series of storm systems will bring cold air to the region, lowering snow levels potentially to 2500 feet or lower, resulting in snow accumulation on highway passes. Travelers should be prepared for snow and the potential for chain requirements next week.
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