Eureka, CA – Northern California residents should brace for a wet start to 2025 as rain is expected to return by New Year’s Day, with gusty winds developing later in the week. Areas including Del Norte, Humboldt, and Mendocino counties will see varying impacts, including localized rainfall and breezy conditions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Eureka, Tuesday will remain mostly sunny with highs around 53°F, but a chance of evening rain will increase for northern regions. Rain is expected to intensify on Wednesday, with precipitation likely reaching 80%. Gusty southeast winds could create additional hazards, especially along exposed roadways like U.S. Highway 101 and State Route 299. Drivers should plan for reduced visibility and slippery conditions.
Thursday and Friday will bring widespread rain across the North Coast, with Friday seeing the potential for strong winds, particularly in coastal areas. Mendocino and Lake counties may experience lighter rain, but breezy conditions could still disrupt outdoor plans.
Residents should secure loose outdoor items and prepare for minor flooding in low-lying areas. Travelers are advised to check road conditions before heading out, especially during peak rainfall periods.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts through the National Weather Service and local emergency alerts.
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