A storm system moving through Central California is bringing cooler temperatures and unsettled weather through Tuesday morning. The San Joaquin Valley has a 40-70% chance of measurable rainfall, with expected totals up to one-tenth of an inch. The Sierra Nevada mountains could see snow above 7,500 feet, with a 50-80% chance of a dusting and up to 2 inches near Tioga Pass.
Eastern Kern County is experiencing strong winds, particularly in the Mojave Desert slopes, with gusts expected to exceed 45 mph and potentially reach 60 mph. A High Wind Warning is in effect for these areas until Tuesday morning.
Cooler-than-normal temperatures will persist through the week, with highs in the Valley likely staying below 70 degrees. Additional storm systems are expected Thursday through Saturday, bringing further chances of light rain in the Valley and snow in the Sierra.