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Through tonight: Winds will relax and skies will clear out overnight, which means temperatures will cool off rather efficiently. Temps should fall below freezing in all locations, with lows ranging from the mid- to upper 20s and just a light wind from the northwest at 5 mph.
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Tomorrow (Monday): Lots of sunshine from start to finish, with mild temperatures to boot. Highs will top out in the low to mid-50s with a refreshing northwest wind at 5 to 10 mph. Clouds will be on the increase overnight and showers may break out in the wee hours. Overnight lows will be in the mid- to upper 30s.
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California mountain snow keeps on coming: The Sierra Nevada is having a bonanza year when it comes to snow. At the University of California Central Sierra Snow Lab, almost 100 inches fell just in the past week, and the site has received 334 inches — almost 28 feet — since Oct. 1.
24 hr ❄️: 21.5″ (54.5 cm)
48 hr ❄️: 42.7″ (108.5 cm)
7-day ❄️: 90.7″ (230.5 cm)We are now 204% of average precipitation to this point in the water year (Oct 1 – Sept 30) and we have 92% of our average peak seasonal #Snow Water Equivalent (SWE).#CAwx #CAwater #Weather pic.twitter.com/kO6tyoCjuF
— UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab (@UCB_CSSL) January 15, 2023
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