Wet weekend!

As expected, the North Bay coastal ranges and inland hills/higher peaks picked up the most rainfall from today as a cold front move through the region. Rainfall amounts where anywhere from 0.25" to 0.75" with Mount Tamalpais picking up 1.16". The frontal boundary continues to move southward across the Central Coast with little to no measurable rainfall as the system continues to weaken. The exception being the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Cruz Mountains where up to 0.20" can be expected through the remainder of the day/evening. The far northern portions of the North Bay may have lingering post frontal rain showers this afternoon and will begin to taper off this evening. Cooler conditions are forecast for tonight with lows Sunday morning ranging from the mid 50s near the coast to upper 40s inland. A second frontal boundary will move through the North Bay Sunday morning through afternoon bringing about half the amount of rainfall to the region as today. The Bay Area and Santa Cruz Mountains may pick up just a few hundredths of an inch. Rainfall chances greatly diminish late Sunday evening across all of the region. Enjoy your Autumn Weekend! :fallen_leaf:

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