Winter Returns: Cold Snap and Mountain Snow Ahead for Northern California, Sierra Region

Northern California is bracing for a chilly weekend as cold morning temperatures dominate the forecast. A fast-moving system will sweep through Sunday into Monday, bringing light rain, mountain snow, and gusty winds. Travel may be impacted, with snow accumulations above 5,500 feet and chain controls possible on routes like Highways 88 and 108.

Today, clear skies and northerly winds will keep Valley highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Frosty conditions are likely in sheltered areas.

Another round of precipitation is expected midweek, though impacts appear limited. By Tuesday, dry weather and widespread frost will return. For updates and safe travel tips, check CalTrans’ Quickmap.

This story was originally published here.

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