Here’s how much rain fell in the Sacramento region over the three-day Christmas weekend
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Northern California Winter Storm
A powerful winter storm that lasted through the holiday weekend has hit Northern California with snow and rain. Here’s the latest weather news.
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Northern California’s last big storm of 2021 brought much more severe snow than rain, but it still topped off many parts of the Sacramento Valley with more than an inch over the holiday weekend.
Here’s how much precipitation fell at various locations across the greater Sacramento area in the 72 hours between 8 a.m. Christmas Eve and 8 a.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
Sacramento Valley 72-hour rain totals
Sacramento International Airport: 0.81 inches
Downtown Sacramento: 0.94 inches
Auburn Airport: 3.23 inches
Sly Park: 2.44 inches
Pilot Hill: 2.32 inches
Orangevale: 2.05 inches
Folsom: 1.81 inches
Fair Oaks: 1.66 inches
Placerville: 1.65 inches
Loomis: 1.54 inches
Newcastle: 1.42 inches
Rancho Cordova: 1.34 inches
Morrison Creek at Watt Avenue: 1.3 inches
Mather: 1.26 inches
Vineyard: 1.22 inches
Elk Grove: 0.99 inches
Arcade Creek: 0.98 inches
Roseville: 0.95 inches
Fairfield: 0.93 inches
Rocklin: 0.82 inches
Grass Valley: 0.77 inches
Stockton: 0.76 inches
Wheatland: 0.65 inches
Redding: 0.62 inches
Red Bluff: 0.5 inches
Davis: 0.46 inches
Marysville: 0.45 inches
Sacramento International Airport: 0.44 inches
This story was originally published December 27, 2021 at 10:09 AM.
