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Sacramento Area Flood Advisory Remains Until 9:45 a.m.
NWS says in a tweet that an observer from Pacific House, CA (3396 ft) just reported a 6 day rain total of 4.63 inches as of this morning.
(Rainfall image at 7:30 p.m. Monday night via NWS Sacramento)
The National Weather Service in Sacramento says an urban and small stream flood advisory remains in effect until 9:45 a.m. this morning for several counties throughout northern and central California.
The bulletin lists the following flood prone areas:
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- SOUTHWESTERN PLACER COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- SOLANO COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- SOUTHWESTERN EL DORADO COUNTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
- SOUTHERN SUTTER COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- SOUTHWESTERN TUOLUMNE COUNTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
- AMADOR COUNTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
- CALAVERAS COUNTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
- SACRAMENTO COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- YOLO COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
- STANISLAUS COUNTY IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
Commuters are urged to slow down and avoid areas where water covers the roadway.
Rain totals have been heavy. NWS says in a tweet that an observer from Pacific House, CA (3396 ft) just reported a 6 day rain total of 4.63 inches this morning.
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