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Warm Storm Expected To Move Through Northern Calif.

Wednesday, March 5, 2014 | Sacramento, CA | Permalink
** RCB ** / Flickr
 

** RCB ** / Flickr

The National Weather Service says between a quarter and a half an inch of rain is likely in the Sacramento area, mostly Wednesday night.

There's also about a 50 percent chance of rain Thursday.

Snow levels in the Sierra are expected to drop to about 6,000 feet by Thursday morning.  

 

Additional precipitation arriving late Wed into early Thur. Breezy winds esp. for Northern Sac Valley & Sierra. #cawx pic.twitter.com/eJXYgFzLml

— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) March 5, 2014

 

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