After a brief respite from the past week’s soaking, the Bay Area may see showers again early next week, forecasters said.
A slow-moving cold front lurking north of the region could bring rain and gusts around the Bay Area from midday Monday through Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
Winds aren’t expected to be as strong this time around, but gusts of 25 to 35 mph are possible, and highest elevations could see gusts in the 40-50 mph range.
Heavy rains are not expected, but forecasters said they would watch areas where saturated soil could be an issue.
Dry weather is expected to return Wednesday night into Thursday and the forecast through Saturday looks to be dry, forecasters said.
The atmospheric river that drenched the Bay Area over three days this week boosted the region’s rain totals, but most areas still lag below normal for the Oct. 1-Sept. 30 rainfall year, the weather service said.
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I hate to tell you but everything you posted is BS and your sources of news are from completely bogus sources LOL
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LOL, get some new material you have said all this before
The Chinese engaging in cloud seeding is true. I didn’t watch the videos.
Rain, rain, come again tomorrow and the next day.
rain was weak the last week i mean yeah it rained a bit but not really heavy. They huffed and puffed it up with all these terms like atmospheric river and BS names like it was going to be the rain storm of the century…
It mostly missed us. All the heavy sustained rains came from about San Jose south to Santa Barbara. Big Sur got the brunt of it.
Just because it didn’t rain right here in the bay area very much doesn’t mean it wasnt a big system. They just didn’t get the north/south position of the storm quite right.
There are different categories of atmospheric rivers. The one that passed through California last week was moderate, not extreme. It was never projected to be the “storm of the century”, or anything like that. There were some mild flood warnings in some parts of California, which did get mild flooding. Some areas of California had landslide warnings, which did see slides, such as Big Sur.
The narrowness of the band of rain is a defining trait of an atmospheric river. We didn’t get that much rain, but other parts of California got more than us.
Rain didn’t seem weak to us, seemed to be a good soaking rain (certainly did so to my lawn), fairly consistent with periods of heavy rainfall, Maybe I was caught in an “atmospheric eddy.”
Good, it will wash the paw prints off my car. The neighbor’s cat likes climbing on the hood because it’s warm.
Dawg~
Same here, times 3,…LOL!
Allright, who’s the wise guy that washed their car yesterday….?
“The sky is falling, the sky is falling!!!” More Henny Penny BS about the so-called “Biiiiiig Storm” is getting boring! I’d still love to have a job like a Weather Prognosticator; just have to be right/accurate about 45% of the time and still keep my job.
We are just victims of media hype.The stations compete with each other for your attention with sometime outlandish prognostications.Remember when the TV weather took 5 minutes one time and the weather personalities were actually Meteorologists and factually describer what was happening? Guys like Harry Guiese, Peter Giddings and Joel Bartlett.
A few “hottie” weather women changed all that. It’s now a 10 to 15 minute extravaganza on every local station. Pete Giddings was one or the best and briefest.