Wet Now. Warmer Weekend!

So far this early season system is playing out as advertised - more of a wind storm than precipatation. Winds materialized over the coastal waters and the North Bay coast, especially the Marin Headlands. Since midnight: 82 mph winds in the hills above Woodacre, 66 mph Mt. Diablo and many other sites around the region gusting 40-60 mph. High Wind Warning and Wind Advisory in effect until 4 PM. The North Bay coast will likely be converted to a Wind Advisory later. As for rain, spotty showers remain. The heaviest rain occurred over the North Bay. Highest precip totals were in the Marin Headlands with 2.25" 0.5-1.5", less with nothing to a tenth or two elsewhere. We`re not done yet. Though easing, winds will be impactful this afternoon. Additionally, we haven`t had any thunderstorms yet, but the cold front continues to move through leading to more instability. If we experience Tstorms, mostly likely north of the North Bay. Tidal Flood Advisory in effect until Saturday. BEAVER Moon Tonight!

Incoming storm

Our next storm is making its way closer to the Bay Area. The conditions will change rapidly overnight. The front will produce moderate to heavy rain for the Wednesday morning commute. The heaviest rain will be focused in the North Bay. Winds will also be an issue. High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories have been issued for the majority of the Bay Area. Gusts could exceed 50 mph in some areas.

Clouds, rain

Today will see clouds and rain. Temps in the 60s and 70s.

More clouds on the way

Your Tuesday forecast features mostly cloudy skies. Shower chances have been added to the North Bay forecast. Our next storm is scheduled to arrive first thing Wednesday. The morning commute could be challenging as the rain move south across the Bay Area. The highest totals, up to 2.50 inches, will be focused in the North Bay. Winds will also be factor. Gusts could approach 50 mph for parts of the Bay Area.

Monday sunshine turns to Wednesday rainfall

Our mild to warm pattern continues for one more day. Mostly sunny skies return Monday. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s. The slight chance of showers has been added to the Tuesday forecast. Our next storm arrives Wednesday morning. Heavy rain, along with stronger winds, would complicate the morning commute.

Enjoy the sunshine, rain is coming

Low clouds and patchy dense fog are joining us once again during the morning hours. Mostly sunny skies will take center stage by afternoon with temperatures in the upper 60s at the coast to upper 70s inland. Hazardous conditions continue along the coast with an increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves through early Tuesday morning. Wet weather returns mid-week.

Calm weekend, wet change next week

Enjoyable weather for the first weekend of November. Morning clouds and thick fog will erode away to sunny, unseasonably mild to warm temps. this afternoon. Highs will range from low 60s at the coast to low 80s inland. Rain returns next week

Halloween comes with a sweet treat for trick or treaters

Morning clouds will break away to mostly sunny warmer weather for the afternoon. Cool and dry for Halloween festivities tonight. We remain dry and mild to warm through the weekend before cooler, wet weather returns next week.

Nice Halloween forecast

A nice Halloween forecast! Patchy clouds should resurface Friday morning. Hazy sunshine is expected later in the day. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the upper 70s. The weekend remains dry and mild. Rain chances will be increasing next week. Have a great Halloween! -Mark

Much cooler

Much cooler today; temps drops to the 70s.

Cooler Thursday forecast

Wednesday was the warmest day of the week! Low clouds should resurface near the coast and bay Thursday morning. Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s. Temperatures should rebound in the Halloween forecast.