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Brody Adams

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Seasonably warm weekend ahead before major warmup for 4th of July week

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By Brody Adams 
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA)
SACRAMENTO, Calif — A major warmup is on the way after a typically warm and sunny late June weekend in Northern California. High temperatures Thursday will be in the low 90s and will likely be the coolest day in Northern California for at least the next two weeks. Even then, it won’t exactly be cool Thursday, with the forecast high of 92 degrees matching the climatological normal for June 27 in Sacramento.
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Northern California reservoir levels dip slightly, still well above historical average

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By Brody Adams 
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA)
SACRAMENTO, Calif — Northern California's reservoirs remain in great shape and well above historical average heading into late June. As of June 24, Shasta is at 90% capacity (114% of historical average), Oroville is at 97% (126% of historical average) and Folsom is 92% full (118% of historical average). Shasta, Oroville, and Folsom all peaked at near capacity earlier this month after an impressive Sierra snowpack melted and flowed into the bodies of water.
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Thunderstorms possible through Tuesday as moisture from tropical storm moves into Northern California

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By Brody Adams 
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA)
A change in the forecast has raised thunderstorm chances in the valley and the foothills through Tuesday evening. Upper level moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Alberto, the first named tropical storm of the year, will continue moving north through California Monday and Tuesday. It was originally expected the moisture would spark thunderstorms as it interacted with the Sierra but thunderstorms have developed in the southern and central San Joaquin valley Monday.
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