Wet weather likely to return to parts of the Bay Area Monday
After getting a break from the heat Sunday, the Bay Area gets a wet start to the week Monday as a cold front brings moderate to high chances of light rain in the afternoon through evening.
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After getting a break from the heat Sunday, the Bay Area gets a wet start to the week Monday as a cold front brings moderate to high chances of light rain in the afternoon through evening.
KPIX meteorologist Jessica Burch says rain will return to parts of the Bay Area Monday.
An expanded heat advisory issued by the Bay Area office of National Weather Service went into effect late Thursday morning as residents felt another spike in high temperatures due to a heat dome that has settled over the region.
Well above average temperatures will be felt across the Bay Area later this week as high pressure dominates the region's weather pattern Thursday through Saturday.
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