STOCKTON, Calif. — A Pacific storm cycle forecasted for Dec. 12 is expected to bring most of Northern California several inches of rain and even more snow
Ahead of the storm, the city of Stockton says two homeless shelters have capacity for those wanting to stay out of the rain and stay warm.
The city says the following shelters have space and will be available to those who need them:
- Gospel Center Rescue Mission - 445 S. San Joaquin Street in Stockton
- Stockton Shelter for the Homeless - 411 S. Harrison Street in Stockton
According to a Facebook post, the Gospel Center Rescue Mission is just for men. While the Stockton Shelter for the Homeless is available to both men and women.
The city does add that if anyone needs help with finding shelter, food or other services to call 211.
A low pressure system will tap into an atmospheric river off the coast of California Sunday morning. The combination, will lead to high precipitation totals. Forecast models show the system may stall out briefly Sunday into Monday, causing rain and snow totals to increase.
Ahead of the storms, several cities providing sandbags to residents and business owners. Cities providing the sandbags include Sacramento, Citrus Heights, Rocklin and Fairfield.
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