California Storm Alert: Flood Watch and Strong Winds Impact Sacramento Valley This Week

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Sacramento, CA – Northern California faces a stormy week as heavy rain and strong winds continue to impact the region, prompting a Flood Watch and Wind Advisorythrough Tuesday night.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), widespread rainfall will bring 2 to 4 inches in the Valley and up to 8 inches in the foothills, increasing the risk of urban flooding, creek overflow, and potential mudslides. Gusty winds of up to 45 mphcould knock down trees and power lines, leading to localized outages and hazardous driving conditions.

What to Expect This Week

Tuesday Night:Rain tapers off late in the evening, but gusty winds persist with overnight lows dropping to 36°F.

Wednesday:A brief break from the storm with sunny skies and patchy morning frost. Daytime highs reach 52°F, but temperatures dip to 39°F overnight.

Thursday:Rain returns with a 90% chance of showers. High near 52°F, with rain continuing into the evening.

Friday:More rain likely, with a high of 54°F. Overnight lows around 33°F, with clearing skies late.

Saturday:Widespread rain expected throughout the day, with a high near 50°Fand continued storm activity into the night.

Stay Safe and Prepared

Residents in flood-prone areas should secure valuables, avoid flooded roads, and prepare for potential power outages. Travel may be hazardous, especially in low-lying areas prone to flash flooding.

For real-time updates and emergency alerts, visit weather.gov.

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