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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
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ABC30 Central Valley
First foggy school day of the season causes confusion, delays in Fresno area
Dense fog blanketed parts of the Central Valley on Thursday morning, creating low-visibility conditions that complicated commutes for thousands of families and school buses and marked the season's first foggy school day.
Merced Sun-Star
When will rain return to the Merced area? ‘Active weather' is on the horizon
Enjoy the calm before the storm, Merced. California could see its first atmospheric river of a developing Super El Niño weather pattern, with potential impacts reaching the Merced region, The Sacramento Bee reported. Merced-area residents still have a few more days of sunshine and warmer temperatures to enjoy before the weather turns wetter, according to forecasters. “While a shift toward more active weather remains on the horizon around mid to late next week, a period of drier weather and warm temperatures is anticipated through the weekend and into early next week,” the National Weather Service said in a post on X on Friday. When will rain return to the Merced area? Here’s what the latest weather forecasts show: Will an atmospheric river hit California in November? There’s still a strong signal for lasting rains and Sierra Nevada snow in mid-November thanks to a likely atmospheric river taking shape. As our calm ridge of high pressure pushes east late next week, a low out of the Gulf of Alaska will quickly dive into its place. As it does so, the collision of cooler air from the north with the warm moist air from El Niño will rapidly condense the jet stream
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Fresno Cools Its Jets Before Sunny Weekend Warmup
Fresno’s Tuesday, November 3, forecast starts near 52 degrees under clear skies. The afternoon should be mostly sunny, with a high around 71 and only a slim chance of a valley shower. Winds are expected to remain light, generally 0 to 5 mph. Any Tuesday rain or snow should...
Merced Sun-Star
Active weather system to bring more rain to Merced area. When to expect showers
Ready for more rain? After a Halloween weekend marked by showers and wet trick-or-treating, more rain and cooler temperatures are in the forecast for the Central Valley, including the Merced area. “A shortwave trough will move over our region tomorrow resulting in a chance for rain and snow mostly within the mountains,” the National Weather Service said in an area forecast discussion on Monday. “ Some brief showers cannot be ruled out in the Valley.” How much rain has Merced received? When will showers return? Here’s what to know: How much rain did Merced get? Merced received roughly 0.1 inches of rain over the past several days, as of Monday, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The UC Agriculture and Natural Resources tracks seasonal rainfall from July 1 through June 30 of 2027. On average, Merced receives about 12 inches of rain per year , with most of it falling between November and May. In the past 25 years, the wettest season on record was in 2023, when 21.04 inches of rain fell between July 2022 and June 2023, according to the National Weather Service. When will it rain in Merced again? On Tuesday, an offshore
KMPH.com
Early results are in: No rain this week, but maybe some fog
It was a dark and stormy Halloween night... fortunately, most of the rain fell after the little Trick-or-Treaters had gone to bed, and it turned out to be a good Halloween for all. The clouds from our storm broke apart on Sunday, and we've got a quiet week of weather ahead - except for patches of Valley fog.