Recently, California residents suffered from the heat wave, but in early November, autumn has finally come into its own.
The weekend will bring cool weather, heavy rainfall and even snow. The storm has already covered the Golden state from the North, where recently there was a series of large-scale fires. In Friday it started to rain, which, by the middle of the weekend could trigger landslides in burned areas.
Excess moisture is fraught with another problem: the proliferation of toxic ash in natural waters. According to the Agency Stateide California Wildfires Recovery, contaminated soil affected by the disaster zones had not yet fully addressed.
In other regions precipitation will not be as dangerous, if not to take into account low visibility and slippery roads, which warns motorists CalFire. The Agency advises drivers to reduce the usual speed for 5-10 miles.
Rain is expected this weekend through much of California. When roads are wet, you should travel 5-10 mph slower than normal. #DriveSafe pic.twitter.com/YZ5zLIYfdD
— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) November 2, 2017
In the mountains of Sierra Nevada precipitation will fall as snow. According to the forecast of Accuweather, at higher elevations, from 6000 to 7000 feet above sea level, snow cover reaches 6-12 inches. In the foothills of possible flooding.
This weekend, the bad weather will not pass and the southern California: counties of Los Angeles and San Diego are expected rainfall.
