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 Current Conditions    48° Clear as of 9:53 AM PST on November 15, 2009
Wind Speed: Calm Wind Chill: 48 °F Wind Dir: North
Relative Humidity: 58% Barometer: 30.27 in Visibility: 10.0 miles
National Weather Service:
Special Weather Statement



 5 Day Forecast
Sunday
Clear
Clear
61° / 40°
Monday
Clear
Clear
63° / 41°
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
61° / 45°
Wednesday
Chance of Rain
Chance of Rain
56° / 41°
Thursday
Rain
Rain
58° / 47°


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Yesterday: Good PM10
Yesterday: Good OZONE
   
Current: Moderate PM2.5
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Sunday: Moderate PM2.5
Monday: Moderate PM2.5
Tuesday: Moderate PM2.5
Wednesday: Good PM2.5
Thursday: Good PM2.5

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November 15, 2009
Key: T = Trace of precipitation; MM = data not available
Normal high:64° Record high:76° (2005)
Normal low:43° Record low:30° (1978)
Sunrise:6:48 AM Moon Rise: 5:48 AM
Sunset:4:52 PM Moon Set: 3:54 PM
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Sunrise: 06:48 AM (PST) Moon Rise: 05:48 AM (PST)
Sunset: 04:52 PM (PST) Moon Set: 03:54 PM (PST)
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Statement as of 6:03 am PST on November 15, 2009
Special Weather Statement


... Cooler and wetter weather expected from midweek into next weekend...

Unsettled and wintry weather will return by midweek... as a series
of storms move through northern California. The first system is
expected to move across the area late Tuesday and into
Wednesday... bringing some valley rain and mountain snow to the
region. Snow levels will drop to below 5000 feet by Wednesday
morning. A stronger system will come in on Thursday. Locally
heavy rains... mountain snows... and breezy conditions are expected
to develop Thursday and intensify Thursday night. This active
weather pattern may continue into next weekend.

Travelers crossing mountain passes will likely have to Cope with
snow by late night Tuesday with snow levels dropping to around 4500 ft
on Wednesday morning. Heavy snowfall accumulations are possible on
Thursday night into Friday with snow levels dropping to around
4000 feet.




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