North Coast residents, get ready to bundle up and protect your plumbing and plants. It’s about to get cold.
The National Weather Service Office in Eureka, California is predicting a hard freeze will descend upon the North Coast this evening sending temperatures plummeting into the teens in some inland valleys.
The NWS warns that these sorts of temperatures can result in damage to “unprotected outdoor plumbing” and can “kill crops”.
Below is a rundown of the North Coast counties and the predicted temperatures in major areas:
- Mendocino County
- Ukiah-24°F
- Point Arena-37°F
- Fort Bragg-32° F
- Laytonville-22°F
- Humboldt County
- Garberville-25°F,
- Eureka-29°F
- Hoopa-19°F.
- Trinity County
- Weaverville-13°F
- Hayfork-13°F
- Ruth-14°F
- Del Norte County
- Crescent City-29°F
- Lake County
- Clearlake-27°F
Check out the infographic below from the Center for Disease Control for more tips and tricks to prepare for winter weather.
Stay warm, folks!
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