Dry Christmas holiday followed by ‘active weather pattern’: NWS
(FOX40.COM) — Christmas is officially here on Monday, and residents of Northern California can expect a dry holiday, National Weather Service Sacramento says.
However, the agency adds that a “period of active weather” could begin on December 27 and continue into the new year.
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With that weather comes the potential for wet storms, but NWS did not specify which regions would see the heaviest or lightest levels of rain.
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The weather service also said that the snow levels after Christmas would be lower than the snow that fell in the recent storm.
FOX40’s seven-day weather forecast tells a similar story. The chance for rain doesn’t exceed 10% on Christmas Eve and Christmas. However, that number jumps up to 82% on Wednesday, and dips to 19% on Thursday before jumping back up to 53% on Friday.
So while the skies will be clear for Santa, don’t put that umbrella away just yet.
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