More rain expected in Pacific Northwest, California
Oregon, California to see the highest rain totals
More rain in store for Pacific Northwest
Another storm system will bring rain and snow to the Pacific Northwest, but the totals won't be anywhere near what was seen during the atmospheric river events over the past few weeks.
More wet weather can be expected in the Pacific Northwest and Northern California starting Monday, but totals won't be anywhere near the amounts of rain and snow that fell across the region over the past few weeks.
Rain is expected to begin Monday from the Pacific Northwest to Northern California. (FOX Weather)
While rain will be falling across the region Monday morning, the heaviest amounts can be expected in Oregon and Northern California.
More rain is expected in the Pacific Northwest and California starting Monday. (FOX Weather)
Most of the region will see around a half-inch to an inch of rain. Not nearly as much as the amounts that fell during the atmospheric river events.
Some areas, like Crescent City, Eureka, Ukiah and the San Francisco area could see between 1 and 2 inches of rain.
No flood alerts have been issued as of Sunday morning, but the National Weather Service will be monitoring the rainfall between Oregon and California.
Snow could also fall in some areas. The snow will be limited to only the higher elevations, so locations above 8,000 feet can expect wintry precipitation.