Summary
A winter storm is expected to bring over 2 feet of snow to the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California early next week. The National Weather Service has issued storm watches for affected areas, predicting hazardous travel conditions due to snow and rain. The storm could also bring relief from the fire season in parts of California.
Key Facts
- A significant storm is predicted to bring more than 2 feet of snow to the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
- The National Weather Service has issued winter storm watches for Central and Northern California.
- The watches will start Monday and last through Wednesday, affecting areas like Yosemite National Park and Blue Canyon.
- Heavy snow is expected to make travel difficult, with roads and bridges becoming slick.
- Winds could gust up to 35 mph, and 2 inches of rain may fall in lower elevation areas.
- Travel advisories suggest delaying trips if possible and taking extra caution if travel is necessary.
