LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — The National Weather Service said another round of storms headed to the North Coast is expected to bring more rain through the end of next week.

The agency’s Eureka office, which provides forecasts for Lake County, said the incoming rainfall will be more moderate than this past weekend’s.

However, forecasters warned that flooding will be possible in some areas where soils are already saturated.

Rainfall levels for Lake County for Friday afternoon through Sunday are predicted to range between 2 to 3 inches from Lakeport to the Northshore and between 4 and 6 inches in the south county.

While much of the rest of the country is facing plunging temperatures, Lake County’s forecast appears more moderate.

Daytime temperatures will hover in the 50s while at night will remain in the mid to high 40s, based on the forecast.

Winds with gusts close to 30 miles per hour are forecast for Saturday and more than 20 miles per hour on Sunday.

The forecast calls for rain or chances of rain through Thursday.

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