LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Forecasters are predicting chances of rain through much of Thanksgiving week.

The National Weather Service said a weather system that moved in overnight is expected to bring rain throughout the day on Monday and on Monday night.

Conditions are expected to clear on Tuesday and Wednesday, with a slight chance of showers during the day on Thanksgiving, according to the forecast.

Chances of rain are expected to increase on Thursday night, with the potential for more rain through Sunday, the National Weather Service reported.

The National Weather Service’s rainfall total estimates predict amounts ranging from about a tenth of an inch in southern Lake County to more than an inch of rain in the higher mountain areas in the northern portion of the county.

The forecast also calls for winds of up to 8 miles per hour during the day on Monday.

Temperatures this week will range from daytime highs into the high 60s down to nighttime lows in the high 40s.

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