Eureka, CA – Rain and thunderstorms are forecast to sweep through Northern California on Thursday and Friday, potentially affecting traffic on major routes like Highway 101. With an 80% chance of showers and storms, residents and travelers are urged to plan for delays and exercise caution on wet roads.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Eureka, Thursday’s forecast includes showers throughout the day, with possible thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs will reach around 54 degrees, with new rainfall amounts potentially accumulating up to a quarter of an inch. By Thursday night, rain will continue, tapering off in the early hours as temperatures dip to a low of 41 degrees.
Friday brings a slight reprieve, with only a 30% chance of showers in the morning and highs around 52 degrees. Patchy frost may develop overnight, with temperatures dropping near 37, signaling a chilly start to the weekend. Drivers, particularly those commuting early, should be prepared for frost on Friday night and Saturday morning, especially on rural roads where temperatures could fall even further.
Looking ahead, Saturday is expected to see a resurgence of showers, with a 60% chance of rain and highs around 52 degrees. By Sunday, the weather will remain cloudy with more showers likely and temperatures reaching a high of 56.
Northern California residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates as conditions could change quickly, particularly with the risk of thunderstorms. Be sure to check local road conditions, especially along coastal and mountain areas where rain and frost could make travel more hazardous.
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