San Francisco -A Malibu Pacific coastal expressway, which has just resumed after the catastrophic fire of last month, will be reinforced again due to a long -term concerns from a long -term aircraft event with potential landslides, landslides, and debris flow. 。
The closure from Chautauqua Boulevard to Carbon Beach Terrace starts at 3:00 pm local time and affects all traffic, except for the first respondents, recovery workers, and utility representatives. The highway is expected to remain at least closed until this weekend.
This is because the West Coast is in the middle of the long -term atmosphere of the Great River, which began last Friday.
Following some reports on the floods in Oregon's heavy snowfall and the Northern California, the FOX prediction center stated that the revival of water and the snow will expand again throughout California on Tuesday.
The moisture plume temporarily stalls the Northern California on Tuesday and supports the increase in rainfall rates to the Saakurament Valley and Sielanbada's foot from near San Francisco.
The rainfall rate every hour is approaching, and the flood threats should increase, as it may exceed 0.5 inches locally. The good news is that most of these areas, which are lined up due to the heavy rainfall on Tuesday, were in the heavy rains south of the past few days.
After a short stall, the rain shield begins to slide south immediately by Tuesday evening. This should limit the threat of a wider flood effect. Nevertheless, there are some floods on roads, streams, and Ogawa, and some landslides.
Almost all heights of California, north of the bay area, it rained more than 3 inches. Bullsia is over Bute County and Shasta County, and each has already recorded more than 13 inches. In these areas, rain of 3 to 8 inches is expected.
Pick up the wind through Tuesday. Winding recommendations are effective when the altitude of the gust up to up to 45 mph is low.
On Wednesday, the sea river weakens when moving toward South California.
Heavy snow in Sielanebada
At a higher altitude, the snow extends from Northern California to Montana.
Due to the moisture from the atmosphere, 30 -inch snow has fallen in Aidaho from Friday, northwest of Wyoming. In addition, 1-3 feet snow falls from Southern Cascade in Oregon to Sorchtous, Aidaho, Salmon River Mountain, and Montana Bitaruto Mountains.
On the other hand, in California, the snow level was about 6,000 feet at the beginning of Tuesday.
When the peak of the storm arrives, the cold air from Alaska Bay dramatically lower the snow level. By the end of Tuesday, they will drop 2,000 to 4,000 feet of Sierra over the mountains of Shasta County.
The heavy snow falls during the day on Tuesday, and the snowfall rate is sometimes 1-2 inches per hour. 1 to 3 feet snowfall is expected along the Sierra over 5,500 feet and cascade in the southern part, and up to 5 feet is possible at the peak.
In addition, a maximum of 4-8 inch snowfall amount of snow on the peak is possible beyond the coast and the Shasta Call.
