Hanford, CA – Thunderstorms are expected to develop across the northern San Joaquin Valley on Saturday, bringing potential hazards for residents. Weather experts predict strong winds, small hail, and brief heavy downpours.
The National Weather Service in Hanford reported Friday that a new weather disturbance moving through the region could trigger storms by Saturday afternoon. Gusts may reach up to 40 mph, with lightning and erratic winds creating localized safety risks. Residents are urged to stay indoors when storms begin and avoid outdoor activities.
According to the weather service, “When thunder roars, go indoors” remains a critical safety guideline. These storms pose increased dangers for travelers, outdoor workers, and those attending weekend events in the area.
Localized flooding could occur in low-lying areas due to heavy rain bursts. The weather agency also reminded residents to monitor updates online and on their official social media pages for real-time alerts.
Stay informed about changing weather conditions and plan accordingly. To receive the latest updates, follow your local National Weather Service office.
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