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The Fresno Bee
Atmospheric river arrives in Fresno with rain, wind. Here's when and how much
The weekend for Fresno County is forecast to boomerang between rainy and sunny days with highs that are unseasonably warm as El Niño’s effects on the area grow. Possible thunderstorms later on Friday are forecast to clear for Saturday and Sunday’s crisp, sunny days. The rain and wind return Sunday evening and into Monday. The nice daytime weekend weather is likely a welcome forecast for the medieval revelers headed to the Kearney Park Renaissance Faire and Marketplace at the Park, 6725 W. Kearney Blvd. They are expected to be out in the park again on Sunday. If you consider yourself more of an “indoor kid,” there’s ‘Dogs hoops starting at 3 p.m. Saturday. Fresno’s weekend forecast: Friday : High about 68. Rain in the morning with possible thunderstorms later. Low, 49. Saturday : Mostly sunny and 64. Low is 47. Sunday : Mostly sunny with high of 67. Low, 50, with rain forecast after midnight. Monday : Rainy with 20 mph winds, high about 60. Low about 45 with 30% chance of rain. Tuesday : Partly sunny, high, 58. Low of 43 with some clouds. Around half an inch of rain is expected to fall across the Central Valley on
Merced Sun-Star
Thunderstorms are on the way to Merced region. How long will wind and rain last?
Time to pull out your rain boots and umbrellas. As the Central Valley braces for a potentially record-breaking El Niño season , multiple rounds of rain-producing atmospheric rivers are expected to move through the Merced region. The storm systems could bring periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms, along with cooler temperatures and gusty winds. “The first in a series of storms is poised to arrive Friday,” the National Weather Service said in a news release on Nov. 13. How long will the stormy weather last? Here’s what Merced-area residents can expect:
The Fresno Bee
Heavy flooding causes sinkhole, closes Clovis Avenue in Fresno, officials say
Heavy flooding Monday morning caused a large sinkhole to form on Clovis Avenue in Fresno, forcing the closure of the southbound lanes between Butler Avenue and Columbia Drive. The California Highway Patrol said the flooding was caused by a ruptured water main on Clovis Avenue, south of Butler Avenue. Some neighborhoods reported up to 3 feet of standing water, prompting officials to shut down the roadway. CHP officers were called to the scene after a large sinkhole began forming in front of two homes. Public Works and Fresno County Roads personnel are also working at the scene. Fresno resident Marko Lentz said Fresno County sheriff’s deputies arrived around 1:30 a.m. with their sirens on, initially leading him to believe there was a fire. Lentz said deputies used a loudspeaker to tell neighbors to prepare for a possible evacuation because of the broken water main. “We weren’t issued any evacuation orders,” he said. “They just told us to be ready. After that, they came through periodically.” Lentz also said a large tree fell on Columbia Drive around 6:30 a.m. CHP is urging drivers to avoid the area and use alternate routes. The closure will remain in effect until officials determine the
Merced Sun-Star
Weather ‘pattern shift' is on the way to Merced area. When to expect heavy rain
After a rainy end to October , November has started with relatively warm temperatures, mostly clear skies and calm conditions across the Central Valley. However, the latest weather forecasts show the calm weather might not last much longer. “Seasonably warm temperatures continue today and into the week ahead with a gradual cooling trend then anticipated late week into next weekend as a pattern shift arrives ,” the National Weather Service said in a post on X on Monday, Nov. 9. The shift toward a more active weather pattern could bring heavy rain and gusty winds to parts of California, including the Central Valley, according to the weather agency. When could rain return to Merced? Here’s what the latest forecasts show: The calm before the storm On Monday, Central Valley high temperatures reach the mid-70s yet again with similar days to follow through Thursday, The Sacramento Bee reported. A few passing clouds are expected across Northern California and the Sacramento Valley on Monday as a few showers kick up near Eureka before dissipating along the Klamath mountains. Just like above-average temperatures, sunshine will hold strong through the workweek. Wednesday is set to be the warmest day this week , with highs
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Saturday evening First Alert weather forecast - November 7, 2026