SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A powerful Pacific storm will bring an increased risk of multiple weather hazards, including severe weather on Monday.
Heavy rain will become more showery Monday morning. The clearing skies during the morning will help to further prime the atmosphere for thunderstorms from mid-morning through the early evening. Not everyone will see thunderstorms, but everyone has a chance.
A Flood Watch is in effect across the valley and continues until Wednesday morning.
People should also be aware of possible roadway flooding and the potential for mudslides or rock slides in the foothills, according to NWS.
Officials are expecting heavy snow and snow accumulations of one to two feet above 5,500 feet, with three to four feet possible at the highest peaks. Chain controls and road closures are possible through Wednesday.
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Power Outages
PG&E power outages.
TRAFFIC
Sacramento region traffic map:
Live map showing traffic conditions along Interstate 80, Highway 50, Highway 89 around Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Mountains.
Snow Park locations are identified with purple markers.
Sacramento Valley traffic from Waze (zoom in to where you want to go):
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