Winter Storm Watch as 2 Feet of Snow to Strike
Summary
A winter storm watch is in effect for parts of California, with the National Weather Service warning of up to 2 feet of snow in the state's mountain regions starting late Wednesday. The storm could cause road closures and disrupt travel and essential services due to heavy snow and strong winds.Key Facts
- The winter storm watch will affect California's mountain areas, including the Northern Sierra Nevada mountains, Plumas County, and Lassen Park.
- Snowfall is expected to be 1 to 2 feet at higher elevations, with strong winds up to 50 mph.
- The storm watch starts late Wednesday and lasts until late Thursday night or Friday morning, depending on the area.
- Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Parks will also be affected with similar snowfall predictions.
- Travel could be "very difficult to impossible" in some areas due to snow and wind, according to the National Weather Service.
- The public is advised to check local forecasts regularly as conditions could change.
- Southwestern winds may worsen the storm's impact by increasing the risk of falling tree branches.
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