00:00We have a new round of storms that we're going to be watching into the west and this is much
00:03different than how we started the week because all of those were very northy or northwest focused. The low still
00:10into Canada, which that's still the case this time around, but we have enough of a southern focus and it's
00:16a big enough storm that we're going to see impacts all down the west coast here. Now you see the
00:21headline intense storm. This is going to be the most intense one of the week. We're talking about more of
00:26a flash flood potential compared to how we started the week. The wind, it was a problem.
00:29earlier on, it's going to keep being a problem as we head into the weekend, but we have more snow.
00:34It's a colder storm. It's a more intense storm. Here's what we're talking about with the western extent. Now the
00:39Sierras who gets a lot of the snow, but I'll show you our snow map in a second of our
00:43forecast of who gets how much snow overall, but here's your footprint of who ends up with some kind of
00:49impact. Now let's fill in the picture, look at future radar, and then we'll get to those snow totals. So
00:55we start off still with the northwest, but I mean you can see even just
00:59just from this, you can tell this is a more intense storm than what we were dealing with earlier on
01:04in the week. So very early morning Friday, we start to see impact Seattle, Portland, but then by the time
01:09we get to the afternoon, we're down to the Bay Area in California. Don't worry, the showering conditions in SoCal,
01:14those are going to ramp up too before too long. So that first wave starts to move inland. We end
01:19up with some snow in the Rockies as well, but as we go through the weekend, we have another wave
01:23that's going to move in late weekend.
01:25So it's just storm after storm. We're in that pattern as we go through the next several days here. Now,
01:31less snow with the late weekend storm, but we kind of combined both into one when it comes to our
01:38snow map overall. So let's take a look for the Cascades and the Sierra. There's a couple areas. Don't call
01:42me pass. I five near Mount Shasta. It's mainly rain. You don't have to worry about road conditions there, but
01:47everybody else, especially Donner Pass, things are going to get slick. Things are going to get tricky. So watch for
01:53those local alerts.
01:54We'll see you next time.
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