Storm headed to Bay Area: Here's when it will rain

It's been an exceptionally sunny February, so far. That's expected to end Tuesday by noon, when there are expected scattered showers, according to the National Weather Service.

Rain returns
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The storm door is about to open.  Our next system is developing offshore and will move into the Bay Area Tuesday afternoon. The Tuesday morning forecast features mostly cloudy skies.  Rain chances will be increasing by mid to late morning.  We are expecting a good soaking later in the day.  The chance of thunderstorms has been to the forecast.  Wind gusts could approach 45 mph. The wet, unsettled pattern will remain in place through Wednesday.  Another storm could impact your weekend plans.

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Dry today, rain on Tuesday
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Dry today, rain on Tuesday for the next couple of days. 

Back to winter
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Our stretch of sunny, dry, and warm days will soon be coming to an end. A series of storms will move into the Bay Area for the upcoming week. Your Monday forecast features mostly cloudy skies.  Highs should range from the upper 50s to the low 60s. Our next system arrives Tuesday and has the potential to produce light to moderate rain A stronger storm is expected over the weekend.

Patchy, dense morning fog for Bayside communities
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The early morning hours will be hazy, but conditions will clear and temperatures will rise as we get closer to Super Bowl LX kickoff.

Bay Area temperatures to remain moderate
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Saturday temperatures are set to remain moderate, though rainfall could come on Tuesday.

Cooling begins
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The mild to warm pattern will begin to fade.  Your Friday forecast features cooler temperatures.  High clouds will also move across our skies.  Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 70s.   Shower chances, favoring the North Bay, are still in the Sunday afternoon - evening forecast. Have a great weekend! -Mark

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Mild to warm
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Our warm weather stretch continues.  Patchy fog will resurface in the inland valleys Thursday morning.  Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day.  Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. A cooler pattern will lead us to the weekend.

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Warm weather
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Today's high could reach near 70 degrees. 

Warm weather
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Today's high could reach near 70 degrees. 

Another earthquake swarm in the East Bay
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Clear weather conditions leading to Super Bowl LX
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Meteorologist Mark Tamayo said weather conditions are expected to remain clear leading up to Super Bowl LX.

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