Powerful Sierra Storm Excites Tahoe Skiers
The first wave of what was expected to be a powerful weekend storm dropped up to 2 feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
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The first wave of what was expected to be a powerful weekend storm dropped up to 2 feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
Cold, wet weather was expected to move into the Bay Area on Friday, with no sign of letting up until at least the end of the weekend.
Sonoma Valley winemakers are racing to complete the grape harvest after a weekend storm drenched the vineyards, threatening to mold the grapes.
A handful of PG&E customers started their Monday morning without power, after Sunday's storm blew through the Bay Area, leaving some 15,000 without power.
A ground delay program will be in effect throughout the day Sunday for all flights arriving at San Francisco International Airport due to forecasted wet and windy weather, an airport duty manager said.
Strong winds and rain are expected to blow through the greater San Francisco Bay Area Sunday as a storm centered near Washington state approaches the California Coast.
A series of storms were lined up to make an impact on Bay Area Weather for the weekend.
The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the greater Lake Tahoe Area and the west slope of the Sierra Nevada, but canceled it after it determined that snow would not accumulate.
