####018003174#### ACUS44 KWBC 091501 SCCNS4 Storm Summary Number 1 for Significant California Atmospheric River NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 700 AM PST Mon Jan 09 2023 ...Significant heavy rainfall, mountain snow, and strong winds will continue to impact CA and western NV into Tuesday... High Wind Warnings extend along much of coastal California, and over portions of the Sacramento Valley. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect over the Sierra Nevadas and Shastas. Flood Watches extend along much of coastal California, into the Sacramento Valley. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 600 AM PST...National Weather Service Doppler Radar detected widespread moderate to heavy rainfall over much of California, associated with an intense atmospheric river plume surging inland ahead of an offshore cold front. Sustained winds reaching 25-30 mph were also noted within the Sacramento Valley beneath a strong low-level jet. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 500 PM PST Sun Jan 08 through 600 AM PST Mon Jan 09... ...CALIFORNIA... MINING RIDGE 7.41 THREE PEAKS 5.59 BOULDER CREEK 4.1 N 4.06 NORDHOFF RIDGE 3.03 BARNABY 2.93 EL CERRITO .3 WNW 2.04 SANTA ROSA 1.3 NW 1.75 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPORT 1.29 SACRAMENTO 8.0 NE 1.08 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... WASHOE CITY 2 NNE 98 WEITCHPEC 11 WSW 86 KNEELAND 6 SSE 77 CRESCENT CITY 3 NW 68 The barrage of heavy rainfall, mountain snow, and strong winds will persist Monday into Tuesday over California and western Nevada. The cumulative effect of successive heavy rain events will lead to additional considerable flood impacts, including rapid water rises and mudslides, over northern and central California, and portions of far western Nevada. Numerous instances of flash flooding and debris flows are possible over burn scar areas, and scattered power outages are also likely due to the strong wind gusts. Atop the Sierra Nevadas and Shastas, 1-4 feet of additional snowfall through Tuesday will lead to dangerous travel above 4000 feet. Mountain communities will be at increasing risk of infrastructure impacts and avalanches as snow load continues to increase. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 700 PM PST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Asherman $$