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A series of Pacific storms is forecast to bring rain to California and 6-10 inches of snow to the Donner Pass area through Friday night. AccuWeather says snow could fall to about 5,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada, with 1-2 feet likely above 7,000 feet. The first storm may bring rain as far south as Los Angeles and San Diego; the next is projected to reach Northern California on Sunday and move toward Los Angeles on Monday. The forecast outlines several rounds of rain and mountain snow expected through the third week of November.

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00:00Drivers crossing California's Donner Pass should prepare for snow and slippery travel Friday.
00:05AccuWeather forecasts 6 to 10 inches Friday afternoon through Friday night, with delays on Interstate 80.
00:11But snow isn't the only travel problem.
00:14Rain could make California roads slick as water mixes with oil after dry weather.
00:18AccuWeather forecasts rain and mountain snow through the third week of November.
00:23The first storm arrives Friday into Saturday morning, potentially bringing rain to Los Angeles and San Diego.
00:29Snow could help some Sierra Nevada ski resorts open early before Thanksgiving.
00:33The next storm is projected to reach Northern California Sunday, then move south Monday.
00:38Another is forecast Wednesday through Friday, but its timing and path remain uncertain.
00:44The storms should also help ease drought across parts of the West.
00:47For drivers, that means several rounds of potentially slick travel, not just Friday snow.
00:53Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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