Mauriceville – Calitrus is informing motorcycles about the next round of the winter season, which is expected to have a huge impact on the journey across Sierra Nevada from tonight.
The National Weather Service (NWS) predicted that 1 to 3 feet of ice is above 4,000 feet and wind blows are up to 65 miles per hour. From 11am to 11pm on Thursday, the warning of the winter is in effect. Early on Friday morning, snow levels are expected to fall about 1, 1500 feet late on Friday. The staff is also watching the weekend and the predictions to collect additional ice on the weekend and early next week.
Motorcycles should be prepared for China’s control, extra travel hours and delays. Celtrons suggests ensuring that your vehicle has a full tank of gas or full charge, chains and additional goods in case of an emergency or if traffic is kept for a long time. These supplies should include extra snacks, water, a blanket and flashlight. China’s control should be expected.
In the Valley Sacramento and Delta, the forecast has demanded 0.5 to 1 inches of rain and 1.5 inches within the North Valley and Damn. The NWS has issued a wind advisory from 8am to 11pm on Wednesday, which is expected to gasts with 45 to 55 miles per hour.
Motorcycles traveling in the valley should be prepared for wet weather, extra travel hours and delay. Caltrons suggests that vehicles have headlights and windshield wipers working properly and not to cross the flooded roads.
Motorcycles are encouraged to check for additional information Nws forecast For any refreshments and Caltrans Quick Map Before traveling for existing road conditions and chain needs or download the Quick Map app App Store Or Google Play. Road information is also available Calttrans website Or call the California Highway Information Network Automatic phone service 1-800-427 Road (7623).
