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Northern California's Dry Spell Ends with Upcoming Rainstorm

9/28/2025

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California Rainfall Revival

Northern California will see its first widespread fall rain early next week, ending Sacramento's 180-day dry spell.
Rain is expected to begin Monday, with thunderstorms and showers through Tuesday, possibly into Wednesday.
The storm may create slick roads from oil buildup, affecting commutes.
Hurricane Humberto is moving west of Bermuda, with another tropical system potentially developing near the Bahamas.

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California Weather Alerts

Central California faces thunderstorms and hail through 6 p.m. Saturday.
National Weather Service warns of localized flooding and urges shelter indoors.
Yosemite is under a thunderstorm alert until 6:15 p.m. with marble-sized hail.
Southern California is under a flood watch until 7 p.m. for excessive rainfall.
Central Siskiyou County has a wind advisory through Monday with gusts to 50 mph.

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California Rainfall Revival

Northern California will see its first widespread fall rain early next week, ending Sacramento's 180-day dry spell.
Rain is expected to begin Monday, with thunderstorms and showers through Tuesday, possibly into Wednesday.
The storm may create slick roads from oil buildup, affecting commutes.
Hurricane Humberto is moving west of Bermuda, with another tropical system potentially developing near the Bahamas.

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