LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Forecasters are predicting another rainy week ahead as new weather systems reach Northern California.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento reported that a high pressure system is moving over the region, with a series of storms set to arrive on Monday night and Tuesday.

The specific Lake County forecast calls for cloudy conditions on Monday, and a high chance of rain beginning on Monday night and continuing through Wednesday.

Chances of showers also are forecast from Thursday through Sunday, based on the local forecast.

The National Weather Service said that there is expected to be lighter rainfall on Wednesday, followed by a stronger storm system forecast to bring more rain to lower elevations and snow to mountain passes.

Lake County’s temperatures this coming week will range between the high 40s and the high 50s during the daytime and from the high 30s to the low 40s at night, the National Weather Service said. Light winds also are forecast on Monday and Tuesday.

The latest forecast for rain follows a stormy Thanksgiving week in which rainfall totals for Lake County ranged from about an inch and a half around Clear Lake to up to 5 inches in Lake County northern mountains, according to National Weather Service precipitation observations.

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