Eureka, CA – A storm system continues to bring heavy rain to Northern California, with additional rainfall expected through Monday. Residents should prepare for possible flooding, hazardous road conditions, and increased mudslide risks.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), light to moderate rain will persist through Sunday, followed by another surge of rain on Monday. Temperatures will remain in the mid-40s, with patchy fog and wind gusts up to 10 mph. Officials warn of potential road hazards, particularly in low-lying and poor drainage areas.
Sunday’s forecast includes a 70% chance of rain, with heavier showers arriving Monday. Roads may become slick, and visibility could be reduced due to fog. Drivers should use caution and avoid flooded areas.
The extended forecast suggests more rainfall into Tuesday, with a mix of rain and snow possible at higher elevations by Tuesday night.
Residents are urged to stay updated with local weather alerts and prepare for wet conditions. Keep an emergency kit ready and avoid unnecessary travel in flooded zones.
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