Slow Moving Storm to Impact California and Dampen Western States

A slow moving system off the California coastline will bring rain, mountain snow, and coastal impacts. Locally heavy rain may cause flash flooding, especially, on burn scars in from central California to southwestern Oregon. Snow up to 3 feet will be possible in the Sierra-Nevada Mountains. Rain with mountain snow can be expected from the Northwest to the Northern Rockies and into the Plains. Read More >

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Management

Meteorologist In Charge (MIC) - I. Ross Dickman

Science and Operations Officer (SOO) - David Radell

Warning and Coordination Meteorologist (WCM) - Nelson Vaz

Electronic Systems Analyst (ESA) - James Vessalico

Administrative Support Assistant (ASA) - Florence Denis

Program Leaders

Senior Service Hydrologist (SSH) - Nancy Furbush

Information Technology Officer (ITO) - ( vacant )

Observation Program Leader (OPL) - Tim Morrin

Lead Meteorologists	Meteorologists
David Stark	Carlie Buccola
Matthew Tauber	Brian Ciemnecki
David Wally	James Connolly
Peter Wichrowski	John Cristantello
( vacant )	Jason Engle
	Bill Goodman
	Da'Vel Johnson
	Faye Morrone
	John Murray
	Joe Pollina
	Matthew Wunsch