The Bay Area is in for one more day of sunshine before the next bout of blustery and wet weather arrives, which will likely keep things stormy Tuesday through Wednesday. The National Weather Service said the unseasonably cool air in place over the weekend would stick around through Monday morning, extending a broad frost advisory… Keep Reading
Californians are tired. Tired of the rain, tired of the snow, tired of stormy weather and the cold, relentlessly gray skies that have clouded the Golden State nearly nonstop since late December. With spring now underway, the state’s 39 million residents are hopeful for sunnier days ahead. But this week’s atmospheric river — the 12th… Keep Reading
It wasn’t an atmospheric river and it didn’t come down like recent deluges, but the latest storm to hit Sonoma County put the region closer to some of its wettest rain years by the end of Tuesday. It also caused a fair share of havoc, with saturated ground and gusty winds contributing to downed trees… Keep Reading
The North Bay’s most recent storms are predicted to clear Monday morning, providing a short break before the next storm rolls in Monday night, bringing more widespread rain, up to 25 mph wind gusts and potential weather hazards, according to the National Weather Service. Showers brought about 0.4 to 1 inch of rain across Sonoma… Keep Reading
The first half of the week was riddled with powerful winds, heavy rain and flooding across Northern California, brought on by a strong storm that tapped into an atmospheric river. That river will quickly run dry this morning, leaving warm air and more pleasant weather in its wake. Temperatures will steadily rise today, as sunshine… Keep Reading
Possible thunderstorms coupled with strong winds on Tuesday and early Wednesday could trigger multiple weather hazards, including mudslides, in the North Bay, according to the National Weather Service. Residents are encouraged to secure outside items, monitor the weather and have a plan in place in case the storm, which is one of the strongest to… Keep Reading
The Bay Area, soggy from the weekend rain, will not begin to dry out until the end of the week after two more heavy rain systems, along with damaging wind gusts of up to 70 mph, hit the region on Monday and Tuesday. First storm: light but windy A rainy Monday morning – courtesy of… Keep Reading
Officials are anticipating an atmospheric river to bring flooding, road closures, downed trees and power outages to parts of Sonoma County, Thursday into Friday. To prepare for potential rising water levels, free sandbags are available at several locations, according to the County of Sonoma’s emergency information page. The city of Santa Rosa’s sandbag filling station… Keep Reading
Bay Area residents are in for another round of pop-up thunderstorms and humid air today as the atmosphere continues to moisten. Most of Northern California’s coastline will feel more and more like a tropical environment in the coming days as winds slowly begin to blow from the southwest. If this sounds familiar to the active… Keep Reading
Yet another round of thunderstorms will drench the Bay Area this morning, with impacts likely similar to Saturday night’s severe weather – which set off car alarms across San Francisco and Oakland. Wet low-pressure systems continue to chip away at the foundation of a high-pressure system just off the coast of California. Like a dam… Keep Reading
