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  1. 18 minutes ago

    New start in Mendocino County, Hwy 1 & Bill Owens Rd near Schooner Gulch Beach, calling it the . 12 acres, AA110 and Tanker 100 from Chico AA are descending. Helis also over head.

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  2. 29 minutes ago

    Blue skies above the marine layer 👀 Underneath is a different story. The coastal basin has been overcast all day due to a deep marine layer thanks to a trough passing by to the north. Enjoy these kind of days because summer is just around the corner.

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  3. 4 hours ago

    Riparian sycamore habitat in Henry Coe State Park and elsewhere would be inundated if the dam was ever built. The dam plan is contrary to protecting existing parks as well as the state's goal of preserving 30 percent of CA's wild lands by 2030.

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  4. 18 hours ago

    Gusty wind/low humidity overnight for elevated fire danger starting to ramp up esp North Bay mountains overnight.

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  5. May 10

    6.1" (15.5 cm) of new brings our season total to 396" (1006 cm), which is 110% of average! That includes 54" (138 cm) that fell in Oct and Nov and melted shortly afterward. Our snowpack is still set to leave early but only by a few days now!

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  6. Apr 21

    We’re enjoying this April storm! ❄️❄️❄️ 📍Washoe land 📸Ash

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  7. Apr 21

    Hail in Stockton.

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  8. May 8

    LMAO. Next week might be fun 🥵👀

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  9. May 10

    Taken on the 242 / Hwy 4 junction in Concord facing north. Looks kinda wild.

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  10. May 9

    Occasionally heavy snowfall rates over the last 24 hrs have given us 4.1" (10.5 cm) of new at the 8 am measurement. We're expecting more snow over the next few days with this late season storms and we couldn't be happier about it! 🎥 Yesterday afternoon

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  11. May 8

    Re: significant warm-up. Yikes

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  12. Apr 23

    Sierra Nevada snowpack on April 7 versus April 23. The statewide snowpack has improved dramatically but is still only a pitiful 35% of normal.

    4 replies . 41 retweets 185 likes
  13. May 10

    Nice thunderhead view looking south from the Mayacamas.

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  14. May 9

    So far, 2022 has been the driest year on record in California. This will likely have dire consequences for fire season this summer and fall, as well as for water resources and drought concerns.

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  15. 16 hours ago

    The Wind Advisory currently in effect for a large portion of Kern County and part of Tulare County has been extended through 11 AM Friday.

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  16. Apr 1

    Very warm conditions expected for California later next week. Day 7 clusters already give high confidence of a ridge; finer details TBD. Many Central Valley communities will make a run for their first 90°F day of the year in - *checks calendar* - early April.😑

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  17. May 19

    Sacramento Executive & Sacramento International Airports both hit 100° yesterday for the first time this year. While this isn't the earliest Sacramento has reached 100°, it is earlier than normal. Other locations will have chances to reach their first 100° early next week.

    When do we normally reach 100° for the first time? Redding AP: June 4th, Stockton: June 11th, Modesto: June 13th, and Sacramento: June 12th
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  18. May 15

    Here's a better pic from a Lead Forecaster in the office. Picture taken just north of Monterey.

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  19. May 5

    So why should it get Prop. 1 Water Bond money?

    1 reply . 6 retweets 15 likes
  20. 8 hours ago

    🚩 Critical fire weather continues today! A Red Flag Warning is in effect until 8pm tonight. Avoid outdoor burning and use caution when operating equipment that might create sparks. For your forecast visit

    A Red Flag Warning is in effect for the Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys through 8 PM Friday May 20th, 2022. Impacts: Easier fire starts and potential for rapid spread of fire. Practice fire Safety! Timing: Through 8 PM today. Winds and RH: North winds 15-30 mph with gusts 35-45 mph. Minimum daytime humidity 5-12% with poor overnight recovery
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