For Bay Area, ‘heaviest rain’ in recent storm pattern set to pelt region
The heaviest Bay Area storm system in a string of three of them is forecast to bring with it Tuesday everything that might be expected in the dead of winter. Clouds will look even darker and thicker. Winds will whip with ever-increasing speed. Flood waters likely will rise. Rain should pelt much of the Bay Area region.
The storm is expected to continue to favor the North Bay, resulting in 2.5 to 3 inches of additional rain in Sonoma County ...
Morning commuters were hit on Tuesday with white-knuckle driving, gusting winds and ponding on Bay Area roads and highways as ...
The atmospheric river that soaked the Bay Area will deliver some more rain on Sunday, but flooding concerns remain only for ...
After a bit of a break from the rain on Monday morning, a second atmospheric river is on track to soak the Bay Area.
On Monday at 2:39 p.m. an updated wind advisory was issued by the NWS San Francisco CA valid from 3 p.m. until Tuesday 1 a.m.
Rain arrived Friday morning in the Bay Area, the leading edge of a storm that has prompted a flood watch for the weekend. The storm is expected to bring 1 to 3 inches of rain to the region by Sunday ...
It’s a relatively calm Monday morning with just a few sprinkles here and there before rain picks up again this afternoon.
Mark West and Green Valley creeks on the west side of Santa Rosa and Sonoma Creek near Kenwood are already overflowing from ...
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