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The Bay Area's recent stretch of dry, mild weather will have residents reaching for their umbrellas again this weekend as wind and rain return from a cold low-pressure system moving in from the northern Pacific Ocean.
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The San Francisco Bay Area saw some unseasonably heavy rain Saturday morning with thunderstorms possible into the afternoon and evening thanks to a spring storm.
While the Bay Area remained dry if cooler Friday after several warm days, another round of precipitation is in store with rain expected across the region by late Friday night.
Bay Area residents should enjoy the sunny skies during this first week of spring while they can before this weekend brings more blustery rain and possible thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
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Rainy, unsettled weather will make its return to the Bay Area beginning Thursday, accompanied by frost and freezing temperatures and lasting through the weekend, forecasters said.
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A third storm system that arrived Sunday night is expected to deliver the heaviest rain of a wet weekend into early Monday morning as a North Bay Flood Watch went into effect.
Another round of rain has arrived for the greater San Francisco Bay Area Friday, arriving in the afternoon and impacting the evening commute to kick off the start of a wet and stormy weekend.
The rain made for a wet and gloomy Tuesday morning commute, with more precipitation likely into the evening and another round forecast for Wednesday and beyond.
California is beginning 2024 with a below-normal mountain snowpack a year after it had one of its best starts in decades with storms that pulled the state out of drought.
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Forecasters are warning of an "exceptionally dangerous" wave event along California's coast that "has not occurred in many years."
Powerful winter storms in the Pacific Ocean whipped up dangerous surf along the entire West Coast, putting nearly five million residents under a high surf warning. In Ventura, California, video captured the moment a huge wave breached a seawall and sent eight people to the hospital. Lee Cowan reports.
The greater San Francisco Bay Area is set for a soaking Wednesday as the first of two storm systems brings rain, gusting winds and possible thunderstorms to the region.
While the outlook on Tuesday is cloudy and dry across the region, rain is forecast to return to the Bay Area on Wednesday with the arrival of the first of two storm systems.
The National Weather Service said Monday will be the most impactful day during the projected onset of rains in the Bay Area this coming week.
Though it is not expected to be as heavy as the precipitation that fell across the region Wednesday, another storm system brought more rain to the Bay Area that's expected to last into Thursday evening.
Chilly nighttime temperatures around the Bay Area are expected to persist into next week, with some areas dipping low enought overnight to trigger a frost advisory in the North Bay, according to the weather service.
Norma is expected to continue weakening over the weekend as it crosses into the Sea of Cortez, also known as the Gulf of California.
