...UNSETTLED WEATHER THROUGH MONDAY AS THE SLOW MOVING UPPER LOW
SHIFTS INLAND...

.METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (SUN AM - SAT AM)...

The upper low has begun to slowly move onshore as a surface low
spins along the Humboldt County coast. This is spreading scattered
shower activity across much of the forecast area. The upper low will
continue to slowly move inland throughout the day today and into
Monday.

The heaviest precipitation of 1-2 inches during the next 24 hours
will focus over the higher elevations of the Shasta Drainage, Sierra
Nevada, and eastern Transverse. Thunderstorm activity may lead to
locally higher amounts across the North as the meso low makes its
way inland.

Shower activity is likely to continue through Monday and into
Tuesday morning as the upper low departs the region and before a
brief period of ridging and dry conditions return to the region.

Models continue to show a broader trough moving across the Pacific
Northwest and digging south enough to spread precipitation across
the north on Thursday next week. Accumulations are currently
relatively light, though forecast are likely to change as models
continue to to converge on the overall characteristics of this
trough.

Freezing levels have dropped quite a bit over the past several hours
and begin the forecast period below 5k feet across the north and
rise to ~10k feet across the south. Levels are expected to rise
again on Tuesday under the brief period of ridging.

Please Note: This product may NOT be routinely updated.
Please refer to the following product issued by the CNRFC
www.cnrfc.noaa.gov/Daily-Briefing for a graphical summary of
weather and hydrologic conditions.