Here are the latest probabilities of rainfall for the Sierra Nevada foothills in 24 hours ending 4 pm each day (with the first period ending 4 pm Sunday 11/15).
Here are the latest probabilities of half an inch of rain in 24 hours ending 4 pm for each day for the San Joaquin Valley. The next storm system takes place late Sunday night until Tuesday morning.
On Monday, there is a moderate to high probability for at least 6 inches of snow above 6,000 feet over a portion of the Sierra Nevada, mainly Yosemite NP to Sequoia NP.
On Wednesday and Thursday, a stronger storm brings a moderate to high probability of at least one foot of snow each day over the Sierra Nevada, mainly above 6,000 feet. These areas could see a total of at least two feet of snow from Wednesday until Thursday night with this storm.
Gusty conditions are expected for the Mojave Desert Slopes, including State Routes 14 and 58, overnight Monday into Tuesday as a system tracks through Central California. Northwest winds will downslope off the Tehachapi Range, sustained at 20 to 30 mph, with gusts 45 to 55 mph expected. Strong winds may produce difficult driving conditions for high profile vehicles.
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