Sacramento, CA – A Winter Weather Advisory is set for portions of the Sierra Nevada and Lassen Park areas starting Monday morning. The advisory predicts snowfall between 2 to 8 inches at elevations above 6,500 feet, with heavier accumulation on mountain peaks. Snowfall is expected to persist from 10 a.m. Monday through midnight.
According to the National Weather Service, winds may reach gusts up to 45 mph, making travel challenging. Hazardous road conditions, including snow-covered roads, slippery surfaces, and reduced visibility, are likely. Motorists should prepare for possible delays and plan to use chains in certain areas.
The advisory is part of a larger weather pattern forecasted to impact Northern California throughout the week. Following Monday’s snowfall, more precipitation is expected through Friday, potentially lowering snow levels to around 3,500 feet. This prolonged weather event could affect travel and outdoor plans, urging residents and visitors to monitor weather updates closely and check road conditions regularly at quickmap.dot.ca.gov.
Plan accordingly for potential travel disruptions and stay alert for updated weather advisories.
