US National Weather Service California Nevada River Forecast Center

Expect continued showers the next couple of days, followed by drier conditions and a warming trend. #CAWX #NVWX #CAwater #NVwater

Amazing Above Normal April Precip for Srn CA (some areas saw up to 400-500% of normal) and below normal for Nrn CA and much of NV. In April, Nrn Sierra received 2.8 in (73% Avg April), Central Sierra (SJ) 4.4 in (125% Avg) and Srn Sierra (Tulare) 5.2 in (208% Avg). Early next week precip may return to Nrn CA and Nevada.

Moderate to heavy precipitation through Fri is expected to bring rises on southern CA rivers and creeks. The San Diego River is expected to be near flood stage by Fri afternoon. For the latest forecast, visit cnrfc.noaa.gov #cawx #caflood #cawater

Moister March than February but still below normal March precip for much of Nrn CA and above normal for most of Srn CA. Nrn Sierra (81% avg) and San Joaquin (101% avg) had 6.2 inches. Tulare (76% avg) had 3.5 in. Seasonal Average Precip about 50-55% for the Sierra. More precip expected this weekend into early next week over the region.

February 2020 was the driest February on record for the northern Sierra (8-station index)! Observed precip was 0.2 inches compared to the average of 8.2 inches. Data courtesy of @CA_DWR #cawx #cawater

2020 is off to a fairly dry start for most of CA/NV with below average precipitation for January except portions of the far north. Northern Sierra precip about 53% of avg for Jan and SJ Basin 18% and Tulare basin 12%. CPC February outlook is leaning towards below normal precip.

The latest storm system to impact the region (Wednesday night into this morning 1/17/20) has moved off toward the east, leaving widespread precipitation across California and lesser amounts over Nevada. Here are the storm total precipitation totals, liquid equivalent where it snowed. 1-2 feet of snow was reported in the Sierra. A weaker system is expected to bring precip to NW CA and Srn Oregon tomorrow and another system late Monday into Tuesday will bring precip over Northern CA and Southern Oregon and Northern Nevada. Get the latest forecasts at cnrfc.noaa.gov #CAwx #NVwx

A storm system brought widespread showers to southern CA/NV up into the Sierra as well as NW CA. Highest totals in the past 48 hours were in SE and far SW CA, where amounts were 1-2" and locally 3-4" in the higher terrain of San Diego County. #cawx #nvwx

With no precipitation relief in sight, October 2019 is going to end up below average for the entire area. Here's a look at what has fallen and what should have fallen in October in terms of precipitation. #CAwx #NVwx

The area's first fall-like weather system of the season is expected to bring precipitation to the northern half of CA and NV in the Sun-Mon time frame. The image shows expected amounts. Additional light precip is possible in far northern CA/NV through midweek. #cawx #nvwx #orwx