Wet storm could soak California in early May, long-term forecast says
Long-term weather models are hinting a wet storm could sweep California in early May, but forecasters warn that people shouldn’t arrange their plans around this potential system just yet. On Tuesday, the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center told SFGATE that some models show the storm could generally bring a chance of 0.5 to 1 inch of rain across the entire state. An inch of rain is not a big deal in the winter, but in May, it’s a little less typical. … Weather models show the storm potentially arriving May 4, with rain chances continuing into Monday, May 6. Oravec shared this information with a big caveat: The timing of the storm is likely to change in the coming days, or the entire forecast could shift.
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