CALIFORNIA, USA — Northern California is still feeling winter conditions though spring officially started just over a week ago.
Scattered showers are expected through Wednesday once the main band of precipitation associated with the front moves east. Thunderstorms are a possibility most of the day Wednesday, mainly south of Marysville.
Snow will hold on through Wednesday with very heavy snow rates expected with this system.
Road conditions continue to change in the Sierra as crews work to keep the roads clear. Travel is not recommended through the Sierra on Wednesday.
Check out our latest coverage, maps and storm resources below:
Traffic
Interstate 80
- Eastbound trucks are being screened at Applegate in Placer County
- Westbound trucks are being screened 5 miles west of Reno at Mogul
Highway 50
- Westbound Highway 50 is reduced to one lane at Howe Avenue in Sacramento due to an overturned big rig.
School delays, closures
- Grass Valley School District will have a late start Wednesday. Classes start at 11 a.m.
Maps
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