


Public Information Statement
Issued by NWS Sacramento, CA
Issued by NWS Sacramento, CA
450 NOUS46 KSTO 161502 PNSSTO CAZ013>019-063-066>069-211800- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Sacramento CA 802 AM PDT Fri May 16 2025 ...PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT... The Sacramento National Weather Service forecast office will be undergoing a computer upgrade of their systems that require some regular products and services to be unavailable between Monday, May 19 and Wednesday May 21, 2025. All other normally scheduled products and services, including watches, warnings, advisories will continue uninterrupted. The Sacramento forecast office will continue regular communications during this time and will be available for your questions. Known impacts include: 1) All NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) transmitters serving interior northern California will be off air. The transmitters affected are: Redding (transmitting from South Fork Mountain at 162.550 MHz), Grass Valley (transmitting from Wolf Mountain at 162.400 MHz), and Sacramento (transmitting from Fairplay at 162.550 MHz). Please note that with the NWRs being down, related watches warnings from the Emergency Alert System (EAS) will not be transmitted via the NWR and some non-weather radios may be impacted. Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) that are sent to cell phones will not be affected and will continue to operate as normal. Though inclement weather is not expected, it is always good to have multiple ways to get watches, warning, and weather information. To learn more visit weather.gov/safety/preparedness. 2) Text products likely to be impacted include the Regional Temperature and Precipitation (RTP) product, the Daily Climate (CLI) product and the Preliminary Monthly Climate Data (CF6) product. The data however for our observational sites will still be available online. 3) There may be additional impacts to some pages located off weather.gov/sacramento as well. We apologize for any inconvenience this temporary suspension of these products and services may cause. If you have any questions, please email: Courtney Carpenter, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, at courtney.carpenter@noaa.gov $$