A strong low-pressure system is moving into the Bay Area overnight, bringing with it a Level 2 storm that will bring heavy rain and strong winds to the region on Sunday night and Monday.
Residents can expect cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on Saturday, with highs in the 60s. However, it won't be long before showers start rolling in from the south, rotating northward through the East Bay, South Bay, and Peninsula overnight. The heaviest rain is expected to fall over the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay, where totals could reach up to an inch or more.
On Sunday, dry conditions will prevail until mid-afternoon, but then heavy rain will sweep in from the North Bay, spreading south and east throughout the day for another Level 2 system that will last through early evening. Heavy rainfall is expected to continue overnight, with estimates suggesting an additional 1-2 inches of rain.
However, relief will come on Monday morning when lighter showers return, but the rain will be back by Wednesday night and Thursday. Meanwhile, dry skies are expected on Tuesday before more clouds roll in once again.
Residents should also be prepared for reduced visibility due to fog, especially overnight. The fog is likely to clear up by mid-morning, but then reappear later in the day.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, expect plenty of cloud cover and cooler temperatures than usual. But with any luck, it won't take long before we see some sunshine breaking through the clouds once again.
Residents can expect cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on Saturday, with highs in the 60s. However, it won't be long before showers start rolling in from the south, rotating northward through the East Bay, South Bay, and Peninsula overnight. The heaviest rain is expected to fall over the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay, where totals could reach up to an inch or more.
On Sunday, dry conditions will prevail until mid-afternoon, but then heavy rain will sweep in from the North Bay, spreading south and east throughout the day for another Level 2 system that will last through early evening. Heavy rainfall is expected to continue overnight, with estimates suggesting an additional 1-2 inches of rain.
However, relief will come on Monday morning when lighter showers return, but the rain will be back by Wednesday night and Thursday. Meanwhile, dry skies are expected on Tuesday before more clouds roll in once again.
Residents should also be prepared for reduced visibility due to fog, especially overnight. The fog is likely to clear up by mid-morning, but then reappear later in the day.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, expect plenty of cloud cover and cooler temperatures than usual. But with any luck, it won't take long before we see some sunshine breaking through the clouds once again.
, another stormy weekend ahead! I'm not looking forward to driving in the rain on Sunday. The 1-2 inches of extra rain is a lot, my car insurance is gonna be up 
. And don't even get me started on the fog... reduced visibility is just asking for trouble 
. Can we just have one sunny day this week already? 
I'm already dreading the commute on Sunday... heavy rain and strong winds are no joke! 
On the bright side, at least it's not another drought season in CA... 
Fingers crossed we get some much-needed sunshine by Wednesday! 
but i guess 1 inch of rain isnt the end of the world lol. just make sure to pack an umbrella and warm clothes, that's all we need to do 
. foggy days r the worst btw, can't see a thing 
reduced visibility no thanks. anyway, sunshine would be nice for once 
, fingers crossed it happens soon! 
, but I guess this rain is gonna be a good excuse to catch up on that Netflix show I've been putting off 
. On a serious note tho, 1-2 inches of rain? That's like, a lot! Hope everyone has their umbrellas ready and doesn't get caught in the middle of all that chaos 
! It's like we can't even get a break from the grey skies and rain. And don't even get me started on the fog... it's like the weather is just playing tricks on us 
. And what's up with the rain totals? Like, an inch or more in some places? That's a lot of water 
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. I checked the data and it's looking like we can expect around 4-6 inches of rain for the entire region by Wednesday 
. That's not good news for our cars, homes, and everything in between 
. The good news is that there are some sunnier days ahead, but let's be real, it might take a while to get back to normal 
. Here's a fun fact: the Bay Area gets an average of 20 inches of rain per year, so it looks like this current system is right on pace 
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Plus, at least it's not another heatwave... or is that what they're calling this whole Bay Area thing now? 
Heat-rain wave... sounds like a new genre of music 
maybe monday will be sunny like the rest of the year 
. Bring it on, Bay Area! 
how are we supposed to deal with flooded streets and whatnot? 
and then they're gonna come back at us again by wednesday night? that's just great. can't we just have a break from the rain for once? 
Plus, it's a great excuse to stay indoors with a good book and a cuppa 
️. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good rainy day? 
. Bring on the rain and cloudy skies - I say it's going to be a great week! 
. fog is gonna be a real bummer tho 
️. cant wait for sunday tho when it'll all start rolling in. but honestly who needs sunshine anyway? the clouds are so pretty and dramatic 
. bring on the drama, bay area weather 
. I'm so over the Bay Area's unpredictability. One day it's sunny, next day it's pouring 
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