A powerful storm system is set to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the Bay Area on Thursday, according to forecasters. The worst of the weather will occur between 3 am and 9 am, with rainfall rates potentially strong enough to cause isolated flooding in areas with poor drainage.
The storm's impact will be felt throughout the day, with a messy morning commute expected due to slower travel times and slick roads. Winds along the coast are forecasted to gust up to 50-60 mph, prompting a High Wind Warning from authorities. This could lead to trees being knocked down and power outages in some areas.
The storm's arrival coincides with an atmospheric river, which is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the region. The high-pressure system behind the low-pressure system will cause a significant drop in temperature overnight, making it feel chilly for those outside.
Residents are advised to be prepared for the worst of the weather, with some areas potentially seeing over 1 inch of rainfall by Thursday evening. If you're planning on traveling or going outdoors, make sure to check the latest forecast and road conditions before heading out.
The storm's impact will be felt throughout the day, with a messy morning commute expected due to slower travel times and slick roads. Winds along the coast are forecasted to gust up to 50-60 mph, prompting a High Wind Warning from authorities. This could lead to trees being knocked down and power outages in some areas.
The storm's arrival coincides with an atmospheric river, which is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the region. The high-pressure system behind the low-pressure system will cause a significant drop in temperature overnight, making it feel chilly for those outside.
Residents are advised to be prepared for the worst of the weather, with some areas potentially seeing over 1 inch of rainfall by Thursday evening. If you're planning on traveling or going outdoors, make sure to check the latest forecast and road conditions before heading out.