Eureka, CA – Residents in Eureka and the surrounding Northern California coast should prepare for a wet and stormy Veterans Day as rain and thunderstorms are expected to impact the area. Those with outdoor plans or travel schedules on U.S. Highway 101 are advised to stay updated on local weather alerts and consider adjusting plans accordingly.
According to the National Weather Service, Eureka is set to see rain develop late Sunday night, becoming heavier through Monday morning. Veterans Day will bring showers, with potential thunderstorms expected from late morning into the afternoon. Winds will gust up to 20 mph, and rainfall amounts could reach up to three-quarters of an inch, impacting visibility and road conditions. This could complicate travel plans, particularly for Veterans Day observances.
The five-day forecast suggests continued rain into the week. Monday night will likely see more showers, with patchy fog developing in the early hours. Temperatures will hover around the mid-50s, but drop into the high 40s overnight. Tuesday brings a 30% chance of rain in the afternoon, increasing to 60% by the evening, with winds reaching up to 20 mph along the coast.
Wednesday is forecasted to be the wettest day, with an 100% chance of rain throughout the day and high accumulation expected. Thursday will bring some relief as rain chances decrease to 50%, but cloud cover and cooler temperatures in the low 50s will persist.
Travelers and residents should monitor local forecasts, especially those planning to drive on U.S. 101. Stay informed of weather updates, and exercise caution on wet roads throughout the week.
