Floodwaters surround homes and trees in a residential area, submerging yards and streets up to the houses’ foundations.
FILE - Flood waters from a winter rain storm rise around homes in Hopland, Calif., on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017. (Bay City News)

MENDOCINO CO., 10/1/25 – As Northern California’s rainy season quickly approaches, meteorologists are anticipating “extreme” weather events to hit the state for the rest of 2025.

“Expect extremes, so dry periods interrupted by large and long-lasting atmospheric river conditions,” said state climatologist Michael Anderson during a virtual discussion Tuesday hosted by the state’s Department of Water Resources. DWR monitors the state’s water supply and oversees the construction and maintenance of dams.

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Alise Maripuu is an intern at Bay City News with a focus on covering the Peninsula. Originally from San Carlos, Alise discovered her passion for journalism after studying abroad in Thailand during her...