Hanford, CA – Hanford and surrounding areas in the San Joaquin Valley should prepare for potential rainfall today as two weather systems are set to impact central California. Forecasts show a 20% to 30% chance for rainfall greater than one-tenth of an inch by Sunday evening. Snow is expected at higher elevations, including parts of the Sierra Nevada, through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, while the rain probability is moderate, areas in northern San Joaquin Valley have a greater risk of seeing measurable rainfall through Monday. Drivers should stay alert for slippery roads and possible delays. Southern areas, including Bakersfield, have a lower likelihood of precipitation, with only a 3% to 7% chance through Tuesday.
Residents in higher elevations should prepare for snow accumulation, especially in areas like Tioga Pass and Yosemite Valley, which have over a 50% chance of snowfall. Locals are encouraged to monitor weather updates and stay prepared with emergency kits for road closures or power outages.
Stay tuned to local weather advisories for updates on this evolving weather pattern and follow safety tips to minimize travel risks during the wet conditions.
