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The San Joaquin Valley experienced a series of storms that brought major flooding across the Valley floor during the weekend and another storm is expected to arrive Tuesday.
Flash flood warnings remain in effect for parts of Santa Cruz, Monterey, Tulare and Sonoma counties, according to the National Weather Service.
An Air Quality Alert for the Central Valley has been extended through at least Monday morning for smoking conditions, fueled by 14 wildfires in California alone.
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning starting Thursday and ending Tuesday. Highs are expected to start increasing Thursday, hitting 106, Friday and Saturday will max out at 111, Sunday will hit 113, with a small drop to 109 on Monday and Tuesday. The highs for Friday and Sunday through Tuesday are projected to significantly surpass historic high temperatures for those dates, three of which were set in 2020. Meteorologist in charge at the Hanford NWS station Gerald Meadows said while locals are familiar with high temperatures in July, the projected heat this weeken...