000 feet, no impacts are expected. A brief
lull in precipitation is expected Thursday morning and afternoon,
before another round of precipitation moves into the region
bringing breezier conditions.

...Friday Onward...

An active pattern continues for Friday and into the weekend, with
another upper level wave moving out of the eastern Pacific. This
system has trended cooler over the past couple of runs of the NBM.
Snow levels have trended a little higher and are looking to be
above 7500 feet by Friday afternoon and evening and remaining so
through the weekend, which has reduced forecast snowfall amounts
and should limit travel impacts. Moisture content has trended
higher with the system, with chances for widespread largely
beneficial precipitation. Breezy conditions are expected with the
system as it moves through the area. Confidence remains low on
the full development, track, and snow levels with the system,
especially into next week. Stay tuned for details!

&&


.AVIATION...

Low ceilings and visibilities continue for areas within the
Central Valley. Clearing has been observed near RDD and RBL this
afternoon, which will be short lived. By this evening stratus will
move back into the northern Sacramento Valley, with increasing
chances for precipitation. Areas around Sacramento and the San
Joaquin Valley will continue to see low stratus and foggy
conditions throughout today. Some improvements to the ceilings and
visibilities this afternoon before conditions deteriorate again
later this evening and overnight. Light and variable winds are
expected through the TAF period.

&&

.STO WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
None.
&&

$$