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Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are a great way to receive tornado warnings, amber alerts, and public safety alerts. Here are the instructions to ensure WEAs are active on your smart device. Take a minute to go into your settings and turn these ON! #MSSWPW2025

CW3E AR Update: An active weather pattern will continue this week, with multiple #AtmosphericRivers forecast to bring heavy precipitation to portions of the Pacific Northwest and northern California. See our latest AR Outlook for more details: cw3e.ucsd.edu/cw3e-ar-update….

CW3E AR Update: A pair of #AtmosphericRivers are forecast to impact the US West Coast the next two days. These AR are forecast to bring precip to the Pacific Northwest and Northern CA and snowfall to the Northern Cascades. See forecast details here: cw3e.ucsd.edu/wp-content/upl…

Who ordered the rain?👀 An incoming system will bring measurable rainfall to potentially the entire region late this week. Precipitation will begin as early as Thursday, increasing Friday. Note: higher terrain, generally above 6000ft, will see snowfall Friday and Saturday.

This weekend's atmospheric river & rainfall forecast is proving to be tricky due to the finnicky nature of the storm system driving our upcoming weather. Check out this video where we discuss the current forecast and the uncertainties we still have. youtu.be/dHKS2pr5LF0

CW3E AR Update: An impactful #AtmosphericRiver is forecast to make landfall over CA this evening and bring multiple days of heavy precipitation to the state through Sat. Forecasts have trended towards a slower-moving AR which will help prolong the event duration. As a result,

Here are the updated rain and snow amounts for this weekend's storm. Mild air will keep snow levels high until late Saturday into Sunday, when we can expect a dusting to an inch down to 6,500ft. A breakdown of our latest forecast can be found below: youtu.be/O2F31B5q4zY?si…

Heads up, Southern California! Another weather system is on its way, similar to the one we saw earlier this week. Expect heavy rain and snow starting Thursday afternoon, continuing with showers through early Saturday. Be ready for ponding water on roadways and in low-lying areas!

Heavy snow is expected in the San Bernardino and Riverside County mountains from Thursday night through early Friday, with continued snow showers into Saturday. Expect several inches of snow above 6,500 feet and wet snow as low as 6,000 feet. Check road conditions before you go!

A wide-ranging winter storm will produce great swaths of heavy snow, sleet, and treacherous freezing rain from the southern Rockies/Plains and Mid-South starting Friday and shifting toward the East Coast through Sunday. With a few days to go, the forecast will continue to evolve.

Probabilities of at least MAJOR winter weather impacts:

Guidance for the Major Winter Storm shifted north a little overnight, further expanding the areas forecast to be impacted Friday through this weekend. Here are the latest Key Messages.

Rainy commute tomorrow morning (Wednesday Feb. 11, 26)!

It’s a wrap for most of the rain today.

CA Democrats just killed my amendment to REQUIRE a public vote on the Mileage Tax. They want the power to impose a per-mile driving tax without asking you first — just like the gas tax hike. If they think it’s justified, let voters decide.

Sneezy?

Big rain and snow next week.

❄️ According to the NWS San Diego, Big Bear Lake could receive snow beginning tomorrow, February 15th, becoming heavier on Presidents Day. If you're planning to be in Big Bear Lake in the next few days, be prepared for winter weather conditions. ⁠ 🚜 Big Bear Lake Public Works

Stormy day in San Diego!