Cold air and light winds will lead to very cold temperatures and low wind chills tonight through Friday morning. Temperatures as low as 27°F are expected for coastal areas, while lows between 15°F and 25°F are expected for the interior valleys. Frostbite and hypothermia can occur if unprotected skin is exposed to these conditions.
Rain and snow showers are expected to persist through Thursday morning. Wednesday will see a lull in the showers through the morning increasing again in the late afternoon. Another round of rain and low elevation snow is expected Wednesday late in the afternoon through Thursday morning. Thursday afternoon through Friday look mainly dry with heavier rain, snow and strong wind for the weekend. Monitor the forecast for updates on weather.gov/eka
A cold weather system will bring continued small hail to the coastal areas of Northwest California Thursday morning. Use extreme caution if hail falls while driving. Visit weather.gov/eka to view radar and updated forecasts.
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