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NGUS86 KRSA 062053
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HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL COORDINATION MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE / CALIFORNIA NEVADA RFC / SACRAMENTO CA
130 PM PST FRI FEB 6 2026
...MULTIPLE WEAK SYSTEMS WILL MOVE ONSHORE OVER THE COMING HOURS TO
DAYS BRINGING LIGHT PRECIPITATION TO THE FORECAST AREA...
METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (FRI PM - THU AM)
NO MAJOR CHANGES TO THE AFTERNOON FORECAST AS MULTIPLE WEAK SYSTEMS
ARE FORECAST TO MOVE THROUGH THE REGION OVER THE NEXT 6 DAYS. LIGHT
PRECIPITATION CONTINUES TO SPREAD OVER THE SIERRA AS THE UPPER LOW
MOVES INLAND OVER BAJA. A VERY SLIGHT INCREASE WAS MADE OVER THE
SMITH BASIN FOR THE WEEKEND AS A FRONTAL SYSTEM SPREADS ATMOSPHERIC
RIVER CONDITIONS (MAX IVT ~500 UNITS) TO ABOUT THE I-80 CORRIDOR
(WEAKER AS YOU GO SOUTH). THE NBM CONTINUES TO HOLD ONTO HIGHER
ACCUMULATIONS WITH A SYSTEM EARLIER NEXT WEEK, FAVORING THE GFS AND
GEFS, BUT CONFIDENCE IS STILL TOO LOW TO FALL INTO FULL AGREEMENT.
ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE MADE AS CONFIDENCE INCREASES WITH MORE GUIDANCE
CONVERGENCE. WITH EVERYTHING IN MIND, ALL PRECIPITATION IS
RELATIVELY LIGHT AND IS CURRENTLY NOT FORECAST TO RESULT IN ANY
MAJOR HYDROLOGIC IMPACTS.
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