LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — After a day of snow in parts of Lake County, the National Weather Service has ended its winter weather advisories but expects more rain into next week.

The snow on Friday caused a delayed start for Cobb Mountain Elementary School, with buses not running in that area, according to the Lake County Office of Education. At the same time, the snow slowed down the buses in the Kelseyville Riviera.

Along with snow there was rain.

Rainfall totals in inches for the 48-hour period ending at 1 a..m Saturday are as follows:

— High Glade Lookout (above Upper Lake): 0.25;
— Kelseyville: 0.80;
— Knoxville Creek: 0.63;
— Lake Pillsbury: 1.58;
— Lyons Valley: 1.07;
— Middletown: 0.73;
— Upper Lake: 0.81.

The National Weather Service expects more rain on Saturday, totaling under a quarter of an inch, to be followed by close to two inches on Sunday.

Another quarter of an inch of rain could fall on Monday, to be followed by a break on Tuesday. Rain is then forecast for the rest of the week.

Daytime temperatures are predicted to be in the 40s on Saturday, rising into the 50s through most of next week, with nighttime conditions in the high 30s and moving into the low 40s by the end of next week.

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