Bay Area Rain To Clear By Afternoon, High Surf Continues Until Thursday
Light rain in the Bay Area is expected to clear out in the afternoon, leaving behind high surf along the region's beaches until Thursday afternoon.
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Light rain in the Bay Area is expected to clear out in the afternoon, leaving behind high surf along the region's beaches until Thursday afternoon.
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