"This system is really going to hold together and bring a larger, denser amount of cold air farther south," King said Sunday morning.
What the weather service is calling a "very intense trough" is developing over western Canada and is expected to dive down into the Pacific Northwest and Northern California. Mount Hamilton will see snow, Santa Cruz Mountains, Mount St. There's really low confidence that the valleys could see snow, the northern Sonoma County valley maybe. Really the highest confidence for snow is at the highest peaks. "There's high confidence that the snow will get down to 1,500 feet, and it's looking like it could go as low as 1,000 feet. "We're expecting the lowest temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday," David King, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, told SFGATE. Charles Russo/SFGATEĪfter mild temperatures continue across the Bay Area on Sunday and Monday, the region is forecast to see a spell of frigid, wet weather next week, with potentially the lowest temperatures of the year so far and snow levels dropping to as low as 1,000 to 1,500 feet. FILE - Kristin Lipscomb of Walnut Creek takes a photo of her kids after they reached the summit at Mount Diablo, on Tuesday Dec.
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