LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – More storms from the Pacific are set to move over Northern California on Sunday and Monday, bringing rain and wind, and snow in higher elevations.
The National Weather Service said the storms are expected to bring up to another inch of rain to Lake County on Sunday, but conditions are forecast to clear on Monday and remain that way through this week.
A winter storm message for snow in the higher elevations is in effect until 7 a.m. Sunday, with much of the county also remaining under a flood watch 6 p.m. Sunday.
Saturday saw more heavy rainfall across Lake County, with the National Weather Service reporting the following totals in inches as of 2 a.m. Sunday: Bear Canyon at Middletown – 2.47; Cobb – 1.63; Kelseyville – 1.32; Lakeport – 0.98; Lower Lake – 0.14; Middletown – 0.80; Upper Lake – 0.50; Whispering Pines – 2.16.
The rain continued to improve Clear Lake's conditions.
Early Sunday, Clear Lake's level had risen to 7.13 feet Rumsey, just short of the full mark at 7.56 feet Rumsey.
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Pacific storms to bring rain, snow in higher elevations
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