Cloudy, warmer
Steve Paulson says today will be cloudy and warmer. Heavy rains return Saturday and Monday.
Steve Paulson says today will be cloudy and warmer. Heavy rains return Saturday and Monday.
High winds
Steve Paulson says today will see high winds and a steady light to moderate rain.
Steve Paulson says today will see high winds and a steady light to moderate rain.
Light to moderate rain Wednesday and a dryer Thursday
Light to moderate showers on Wednesday before a little bit of a break and a dryer Thursday in KTVU Meteorologist Bill Martin's forecast.
Light to moderate showers on Wednesday before a little bit of a break and a dryer Thursday in KTVU Meteorologist Bill Martin's forecast.
Thunderstorms, hail, funnel clouds
Steve Paulson says the wet weather isn't over. There will be thunderstorms, hail and funnel clouds.
Steve Paulson says the wet weather isn't over. There will be thunderstorms, hail and funnel clouds.
Heavy rain, flood watch, high wind
Steve Paulson says today will see heavy rain, high winds and hazardous travel.
Steve Paulson says today will see heavy rain, high winds and hazardous travel.
Rains reach Bay Area Sunday night
The Bay Area starts Sunday in between storms as the region gets a brief chance to dry out and clean up after an overnight windstorm. But the respite ends Sunday night when more precipitation is forecast to fall.
The Bay Area starts Sunday in between storms as the region gets a brief chance to dry out and clean up after an overnight windstorm. But the respite ends Sunday night when more precipitation is forecast to fall.
More rain and flooding are likely in the Bay Area
The Bay Area is bracing for another round of strong wind and rain. Multiple storm systems are expected to make their way to the Bay starting Saturday.
The Bay Area is bracing for another round of strong wind and rain. Multiple storm systems are expected to make their way to the Bay starting Saturday.
Two strong storms are on their way to the Bay Area
Multiple rounds of storms are headed toward the Bay Area. The first storm will pick up on Saturday and taper off into Sunday. The second storm will pick up Sunday night and last until Tuesday. Rosemary Orozco breaks down when the heaviest rain and wind will hit.
Multiple rounds of storms are headed toward the Bay Area. The first storm will pick up on Saturday and taper off into Sunday. The second storm will pick up Sunday night and last until Tuesday. Rosemary Orozco breaks down when the heaviest rain and wind will hit.
Bay Area will see brief break in wet weather before more torrential rains
Residents weary of rain and water-sogged basements will get a brief reprieve in the wet weather on Friday ? only to be met with more storms throughout the weekend and beyond.
Residents weary of rain and water-sogged basements will get a brief reprieve in the wet weather on Friday ? only to be met with more storms throughout the weekend and beyond.
Rain picking up again in Bay Area, snow in Tahoe
The rain in the Bay Area will pick up again Thursday, then a short break Friday. Snow and wind is hitting the Tahoe area today.
The rain in the Bay Area will pick up again Thursday, then a short break Friday. Snow and wind is hitting the Tahoe area today.
Heavy rain, strong winds hazardous travel
Steve Paulson says it's going to rain for about 10 days with one break on Friday. Watch out of heavy rain, strong winds and hazardous travel.
Steve Paulson says it's going to rain for about 10 days with one break on Friday. Watch out of heavy rain, strong winds and hazardous travel.
Flood, high wind watch
Steve Paulson says the next big storm is coming Wednesday through Thursday with flood and high wind watches.
Steve Paulson says the next big storm is coming Wednesday through Thursday with flood and high wind watches.
A strong, historic rain storm is headed toward the Bay Area
Historic rain fall is on the way to the Bay Area. The most rain is expected Wednesday into Thursday. By Monday morning San Francisco could total 5.5 inches of rain and San Jose could receive up to 7.5 inches.
Historic rain fall is on the way to the Bay Area. The most rain is expected Wednesday into Thursday. By Monday morning San Francisco could total 5.5 inches of rain and San Jose could receive up to 7.5 inches.
More rain is on the way
There is only a brief respite from the rain in the Bay Area as another atmospheric river moves into the region and brings with it the potential for heavy rain, though it's unlikely to match the power of the past weekend's storm.
There is only a brief respite from the rain in the Bay Area as another atmospheric river moves into the region and brings with it the potential for heavy rain, though it's unlikely to match the power of the past weekend's storm.
Dry and sunny Sunday, more rain to come
After a soggy end to 2022, the first day of the year will be dry and sunny. However, prepare for more rain Monday and throughout the week.
After a soggy end to 2022, the first day of the year will be dry and sunny. However, prepare for more rain Monday and throughout the week.
Rainy morning gives way to dry New Year's Eve
The rain will relent on Saturday allowing revelers to hopefully enjoy a dry New Year's Eve.
The rain will relent on Saturday allowing revelers to hopefully enjoy a dry New Year's Eve.
Periods of rain
Mark Tamayo says today will see periods of rain, followed by heavy rain and winds on Saturday.
Mark Tamayo says today will see periods of rain, followed by heavy rain and winds on Saturday.
Heavy rain through New Year's Eve
Roberta Gonzales said there could be up to 6 inches of rain throughout the Bay Area from now until New Year's Eve.
Roberta Gonzales said there could be up to 6 inches of rain throughout the Bay Area from now until New Year's Eve.
Dry for now, next storm Thursday
Roberta Gonzales says today will be dry with the next storm hitting Thursday to Saturday.
Roberta Gonzales says today will be dry with the next storm hitting Thursday to Saturday.
Wet and windy
California?s warm and dry Christmas holiday turned into pounding rain and stormy weather, expected to last through the New Year?s weekend.
California?s warm and dry Christmas holiday turned into pounding rain and stormy weather, expected to last through the New Year?s weekend.