Eureka, CA – A cold weather advisory remains in effect for Northern California as temperatures dip to 30 degrees early Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Eureka, the advisory covers the Northern Humboldt Coast, Mendocino Coast, and Southern Mendocino Interior. The advisory, issued early Tuesday morning, warns of the risk of hypothermia due to prolonged exposure to frigid conditions. The warning lasts until 9 a.m.
Officials caution residents in areas like Fort Bragg, Arcata, and Ukiah to take precautions against the cold. Recommendations include wearing layered clothing, hats, and gloves while outdoors. Vulnerable populations, including the elderly and those without shelter, are particularly at risk.
The cold snap comes as temperatures across the region plummeted overnight, leaving frost on cars and sidewalks. Forecasters predict that the frigid conditions will ease later in the day as temperatures rise. However, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant as the cold can cause health issues or travel disruptions.
Local emergency services are urging residents to check on neighbors and family members who may need assistance staying warm. Pet owners are advised to bring animals indoors or provide adequate shelter.
Meteorologists remind everyone to continue monitoring updates through the National Weather Service and local broadcasts. The advisory serves as a stark reminder of the hazards posed by sudden winter weather in coastal and inland regions.
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