(FOX40.COM) — After a couple of weeks of dry conditions, the Sacramento area is getting ready for widespread rain and measurable snow in the Sierras.

According to the National Weather Service, a Pacific storm that can result in two inches of rain is moving into California with some snow in the mountains that may impact traffic through some of the passes.

"Slow down and allow extra time to reach your destination," NWS said.

Sacramento County Water Company took to X to remind community members to clear the gutters and drains before it rains.

NWS officials said the heavy snow is likely to be above 6,500 feet, where at least six inches of snow is expected. South of Highway 50, totals will reach one to two feet. For more information on winter safety, click here.

As people get ready for the

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