Rainfall In Santa Cruz, in April, during 9 rainfall days, 0.94' (24mm) of precipitation is typically accumulated. Humidity The average relative humidity in April in Santa Cruz is 73. So try to remember that everybody is being impacted and be kind to one another. The average low-temperature, in Santa Cruz, is 47.3☏ (8.5☌). Of course, we have a very large unhoused population in Santa Cruz County that's suffering through this.
"That adult village in the South County was heavily impacted on New Year's Eve, other places in the mountains. "It's really easy to forget that a whole lot of other more vulnerable areas were also impacted by the storms," Serino told ABC7 News. "I think we should be prepared for a tough winter," she said.īeyond the beach towns, the county is reminding that there is widespread storm damage and plenty of people struggling in the storm's aftermath. University of California Santa Cruzs weather forecast for today 5:00am 50F Show more weather forecast informatioon for 5:00am 8:00am 50F Show more. "We don't know what's going to happen after this set that's being predicted for Sunday, Monday." "I can't predict that at this point," Serino with the county explained. RELATED: Exactly 41 years ago, the Bay Area was hit by another deadly storm ° Feels like Wind Humidity Visibility Sunrise Wind gust Pressure Ceiling Sunset Short Term Forecast Overnight 12am 6am 52☏ Cloudy overnight. Weather Underground provides local & long-range weather forecasts, weatherreports, maps & tropical weather conditions for the Santa Cruz area. Residents question how much more rain the area can take, and how long it'll to take to rebuild. And I've just never seen anything like this here." is, oh, it's the furthest I've ever seen it out.
In the upcoming days, the maximum temperature will vary between 60.8☏ (16☌) and 71.
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Rainfall is not anticipated in Santa Cruz in the upcoming days. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) - The first of a series of storms from an atmospheric river hit the San Francisco Bay Area Thursday flooding roadways, toppling trees and causing power outages. Resident Brother Lou said, "The waves were at least 30 feet high. For the next ten days, a combination of cloudy and occasionally sunny weather is forecasted. "I don't know if there was really any way to prepare for it." "It's just so sad, you know, it's crazy," Jesse Turner described. Vanessa Biaggi said, "This is amazing how bad it looks."
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