NorCal forecast: Freeze Warning Thursday night as the weather dries out ...

After two days of heavy rain and snow in Northern California, Wednesday will offer a slight reprieve, but low snow and lingering showers are expected.

Nice and calm today and tomorrow. Clouds will increase overnight, making Saturday a cloudy day but no rain. Rain starts to ...

Morning commute will be wet and windy with gusts around the valley and foothills 30+ mph. Snow level will hover around 2000ft Tuesday. In the Sierra above 5000ft expect white out conditions at times ...

Many are waking up to a windy and rainy Thursday morning, and some in the foothills are stepping out to low-elevation snow.

Though Wednesday will bring a lull in stormy weather, scattered showers will linger, turning to snow at elevations as low as 1,000 feet.

Snow is piling up fast in the Sierra this week. The conditions are a nightmare for travel, but the longer term benefits are sure to stick around for ski resorts and for the state's water supply.

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for the Bay Area on Tuesday.

A storm system moves in Sunday night, setting up a soggy Monday with periods of light to moderate rain, breezy winds, and heavy snowfall in the Sierra.

The morning commute will be dry, but prepare for rain and snow to impact the evening commute. Wet weather is expected to ...

Heavy snow piled across the Sierra, particularly in the Pollock Pines area, causing power outages and school closures as crews work to clear the roads.