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Thursday And Friday More Cooling Off With Night Time Temps Falling Below Freezing In My Upper Valley Areas, And Below Freezing, Perhaps Near Zero In Many MT Areas. Northern Deserts Winds Will Still Be Gusty With A Red Flag Warning Still In Place In Santa Barbara, Ventura And Western La County.

Saturday Morning Should Begin Clear And Crisp All Areas. Increasing Clouds All Areas By Saturday Night With Showers Increasing Sunday. Snow Levels Quite High As The Cold Air Moisture Gets Into The Ground. By Sunday Night Snow Levels Will Be Down To 7,000 Feet Or Lower.

Monday: 70% Chance Of Rain All Areas With Snow Level Down To 5,000 Feet In The Southern MT's. Snow Levels Will Begin Dropping Again With Snow Down To All Pass Levels And The Upper Deserts By Tuesday. Rainfall At This Time Is To Hard To Determine As To How Much Will Fall, But This Is Looking To Be A Major Storm And As The Storm Gets Closer We Will Be Able To Get A Better Idea As To Exact Tracking And Estimates.

Tuesday: A Continuing Chance Of Rain Or Showers, Snow Levels Remain Low, Perhaps Dropping To 3500 Feet. If Enough Cold Air Sinks Down Over The South Land Snow Levels Will Drop To The Upper Valleys And Foothills. Only 1 Or 2 Inches Is Anticipated At This Time At The Low Levels. Estimates For The Upper Levels Are 6" To 24" In The San Gabriella's, 12 To 30 Inches In The Big Bear Area And 40 To 60 Inches In The Southern Sierras, 35 To 70 Inches In The Northern Sierras With 5 To 7 Inches Possible At The 500 Foot Level In The Coastal Mt.'s, Redding And San Francisco Ranges.

This Storm, Will Be Coming Into Northern California And Then Central California On Friday. Snow Levels Are Expected To Impact All Major Roads In Northern California. Snow Levels On Monday Will Be 500 Feet. Heavy Rain, Fog And Highs Winds Will Occur In All Areas.

GDH Hinghamwx.