<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0VyF9H_1H6WMxdb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0VyF9H_1H6WMxdb00" width="1174" height="660" >What is the Winter Weather Advisory for Monday in the Sierra?How much rain is expected in the Valley during Wednesday-Thursday storm?Why will the workweek bring wetter conditions in Central California?Saturday started out foggy in some parts of the Valley, but that burned off in most areas before Noon. The rest of the day was cool but dry, and that's the way Sunday should look as well. But the workweek ahead will bring us big changes; don't forget your umbrella as you head to work Monday morning - you'll need it!A quick moving storm zipped through much of central California Friday afternoon and evening, bringing us breezy and rainy conditions that ended well before sunrise Saturday. After the morning fog burned off, high temperatures remained cool - remember we had highs in the 80's just a couple of days ago? Not Saturday - nobody even reached 70. Fresno saw a high of only 64, while both Merced and Madera warmed to 65, and Hanford topped out at 66. Sunday will see similar high temperatures, but next week won't: it's going to get even cooler!Sunday morning will start out foggy again for parts of Kings &amp; Tulare counties, which should clear out quickly and reveal higher clouds above. Those thin high clouds will keep our highs in the 60's again, but we'll remain dry on Sunday.We can't say that about Monday - that's when our next storm moves in. Models are giving us around 1/4" of rain from this storm in the Valley, and more snow in the Sierra. There's a Winter Weather Advisory up for Monday's snow heading to the Sierra, where up to another 6" could fall above 6000'. Snow levels will drop to near 5000' Monday night, but accumulations will be light that low in elevation.<div style="position:relative;width:100%; height:0; padding-bottom: 56.25%;"><iframe allowfullscreen src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dBfcOdXb-5A?enablejsapi=1&version=3&playerapiid=ytplayer" frameborder="0" style="width:100%; height:100%;top:0; left:0; position:absolute"></iframe></div>Above: Explaining what caused the big waves to pound the California coastline on Saturday.Tuesday morning may start foggy, but at least we'll get a break in the rain. That break doesn't last long, as our last storm in this series arrives Wednesday afternoon, continues into Thursday, and this one may be the biggest of the three.BIG STORM WEDNESDAY - THURSDAYModels continue to trend wetter and wetter with our mid-week storm, and are now bringing many Valley spots close to 1" of rain from it! Rain should start around midday Wednesday, then turn to showers on Thursday. If we see the sun poke through the clouds Thursday, that will warm us up - and will also destabilize the atmosphere, and could fire off a few afternoon thunderstorms. Storms will be much less likely if it remains cloudy all day Thursday.Snow levels will stay near 6000' from this storm, and a Winter Storm Watch will go up for it probably on Monday.Dry weather will return on Friday and Saturday, although the mornings should be foggy with all of that moisture now available to squeeze out of the air. High temperatures this week will be cool - mainly in the upper 50's. Remember we had highs in the 80's just a couple of days ago? We may see another weak storm that Sunday, although that's still a ways out, and it doesn't look like much.But we've got two storms heading our way this week - the first one on Monday looks like a pretty average Fall storm. But the second one coming Wednesday and Thursday could be a pretty juicy one, and if you want to track it as it approaches us, try downloading the free Fox 26 Weather app from the App Store or Google Play. Did I mention it's free? Download it today!</div></body>

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