National Weather Force’s Northern and Central California Weather Division has issued a Long Range Weather Advisory, effective now for the first half of April.
Warmer temperatures seen now due to a ridge of high pressure will be replaced with cooler, rainy conditions during the advisory period.
Maps here at National Weather Force clearly shows a classic river of moisture moving through the state. Can can also note that the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range is also in the emergency, which means very heavy snow is expected there.
As the time moves towards, this event, additional updates will be given such as snow, rain, wind gusts, and even the thunderstorm outlooks.
A Long Range Weather Advisory is issued when a longer range weather event is noted, and forecasts for it are maintaining. Long Range Weather Warnings will be issued if this pattern continues, the highest alert here for long range.
Raiden Storm
Master General Meteorologist