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We'll get a respite for a couple days now, but on Friday, we may catch the tail end of a storm wagging across the Northwest. It will probably just be some clouds and maybe some sprinkles, though. Nothing big.
At 7.55 inches so far this month, we could take that on.
The coldest temperatures will be (today) in the lows 30s. The snow level will be down to 1,000 feet.
We're probably right close to where we should be. This year we had very little rain in February ... so maybe we're going to catch up this month.
This is far from the last storm of the season.
This is not a new levee breach up there. It's just that the old one hasn't been repaired.
If you live in Gilroy you won't have to bring out your shovel, but you might see a flake or two. But you're not going to be able to build a snowman.
There's obviously going to be more rain in the bucket. But they're not going to be as formidable as the front that moved in today. Cumulatively, the next several days may get as much, but not in that short period of time.
Most mountaintops will experience a little bit of snow and a lot of people will experience whiter stuff mixed with rain at the lower elevations.
