“Don’t go to the mountains,” said Johnnie Powell, an NWS meteorologist. “It’s going to be stronger than a normal winter storm.”
The agency issued its first blizzard warning in more than two years for the northern Sierra Nevada, with forecasts calling for three to seven feet of snow for areas above 3,000 feet from about 4 a.m. Monday through early Wednesday morning.
About one to three feet of snow is forecast to fall in areas from 2,000 to 3,000 feet in elevation, while the northern Sacramento Valley could receive 1 to five inches of snow. ⚠️NEW: Along with Blizzard conditions over portions of the Sierra tomorrow – early Wed, low elevation snow is possible in the northwestern Sacramento Valley. Here's a look at a summary of our current winter hazards, or view an interactive map here:
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