BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Expect dry weather until a storm hits the valley tonight into tomorrow afternoon.
The National Weather Service predicts that a low pressure system will push through the Pacific Northwest causing rain across the valley and some snow in the mountains.
Expect high probabilities of significant snowfall in the Sierras , with as much as 12-14 inches possible at the highest elevations and around 5-10 inches around 5000 feet.
A couple of inches are possible in the higher Kern County mountains, but not expected to impact the pass areas.
The San Joaquin Valley can expect 1/4 to 1/2 inches of rainfall.
Although cool, our air quality is unhealthy in Kern County which means no burning for all.
The National Weather Service predicts a cold and northerly flow will bring freezing temperatures to much of the area and Saturday lows in the desert will likely be below 28 degrees.
