California Braces for More Storms: Reservoirs Full, Water Forecast Uncertain

A storm is approaching Southern California, but it is expected to bring less rain than initially anticipated. The majority of the rain will fall in northern and central California. Showers are expected to arrive later in the evening or overnight, with the bulk of the rain falling overnight and into Saturday morning. The National Weather Service forecasts about .25 to .50 inches of rain, with the possibility of more in some areas due to thunderstorms. Minor flooding is possible, and snow levels are expected to remain between 7,500 to 9,000 feet. Showers should clear by midday Saturday.