Rain chances boosted Wednesday
Our unsettled weather pattern continues System 2 will boost rain chances in the Wednesday forecast. The focus of the steady rain should be in the North Bay, Rainfall projections range from .05" in the inland valleys to .75" in the coastal hills of the North Bay.
Our unsettled weather pattern continues System 2 will boost rain chances in the Wednesday forecast. The focus of the steady rain should be in the North Bay, Rainfall projections range from .05" in the inland valleys to .75" in the coastal hills of the North Bay.
Early fall rainfall
Drizzle, light rain in morning. Cloudy, showers in afternoon.
Drizzle, light rain in morning. Cloudy, showers in afternoon.
Unsettled weather pattern continues
System 1 is moving into Northern California Monday night. Shower chances will be increasing this evening. The rain will be focused in the North Bay.
System 1 is moving into Northern California Monday night. Shower chances will be increasing this evening. The rain will be focused in the North Bay.
First fall rain arrives in Bay Area, officials urge caution
The Bay Area’s first fall rain is expected this week, prompting safety warnings from officials.
The Bay Area’s first fall rain is expected this week, prompting safety warnings from officials.
Drizzle, showers, rain
Drizzle, showers and rain are expected Monday through Wednesday.
Drizzle, showers and rain are expected Monday through Wednesday.
Cold front pushing through
A low pressure system off the Pacific Northwest Coast and its accompanying cold front will trek into the region tomorrow. Monday morning, The Bay Area will begin with light rain with increasing southerly winds in the North Bay around Noon. As the cold front pushes inland tomorrow afternoon, rainfall rates will increase as the rainfall becomes relatively intense. Tomorrow will hold the best thunderstorm chances for the week. Heaviest activity will remain offshore. Firstly, southwest facing terrain will likely be the rainfall total winners with northwest-southeast oriented valleys getting rain shadowed. Secondly, as the next system (Tuesday/Wednesday) is coming from the northwest, with a southwest to northeast direction, it will be parallel to the moisture. This will likely slow the motion of the cold front with it potentially becoming stationary which would provide an area for continued rainfall. We will watch for any potential of training rain showers/thunderstorms which would pose the risk of flooding.
A low pressure system off the Pacific Northwest Coast and its accompanying cold front will trek into the region tomorrow. Monday morning, The Bay Area will begin with light rain with increasing southerly winds in the North Bay around Noon. As the cold front pushes inland tomorrow afternoon, rainfall rates will increase as the rainfall becomes relatively intense. Tomorrow will hold the best thunderstorm chances for the week. Heaviest activity will remain offshore. Firstly, southwest facing terrain will likely be the rainfall total winners with northwest-southeast oriented valleys getting rain shadowed. Secondly, as the next system (Tuesday/Wednesday) is coming from the northwest, with a southwest to northeast direction, it will be parallel to the moisture. This will likely slow the motion of the cold front with it potentially becoming stationary which would provide an area for continued rainfall. We will watch for any potential of training rain showers/thunderstorms which would pose the risk of flooding.
Tropical Storm Imelda forms, ninth named storm of 2025
Tropical Depression Nine is just shy of becoming the next named storm of the season as it moves over the Bahamas.
Tropical Depression Nine is just shy of becoming the next named storm of the season as it moves over the Bahamas.
Sunday clouds
Low clouds will blanket a good portion of the Bay Area Sunday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the upper 70s. We are tracking a shifting pattern. Rain chances could be increasing later in the day Monday. The cool, unsettled weather pattern sticks around through Wednesday. Rainfall amounts could be pretty impressive for this time of year. The wettest parts of the North Bay could pick 1.25" of rainfall!
Low clouds will blanket a good portion of the Bay Area Sunday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the upper 70s. We are tracking a shifting pattern. Rain chances could be increasing later in the day Monday. The cool, unsettled weather pattern sticks around through Wednesday. Rainfall amounts could be pretty impressive for this time of year. The wettest parts of the North Bay could pick 1.25" of rainfall!
At least 3 dead, 1,000 propane tanks washed downstream in Arizona flash flooding
"Historic Downtown Globe is currently unsafe, with compromised buildings as well as hazardous chemicals and debris, including propane tanks," Globe city officials posted on Facebook.
"Historic Downtown Globe is currently unsafe, with compromised buildings as well as hazardous chemicals and debris, including propane tanks," Globe city officials posted on Facebook.
KTVU FOX 2 News at 7:30 PM
The forecast remains on track after a brief warm up today. Temperatures will cool tomorrow and Sunday out ahead of a developing disturbance from the Gulf of Alaska set to arrive early Monday. Mostly clear skies across our region produced a nice sunset tonight. The marine layer and the low stratus that often accompanies it is gradually on the mend this evening, with coverage expected to increase during the overnight hours through mid-morning Saturday. This weekend will be a great weekend to clean out your gutters and properly store any outdoor items that are sensitive to rain and/or wind as there is a stark pattern change in the long term forecast. So, a recap, sunny skies and seasonal highs Saturday from the mid and high 60s along the Coast, 70s around the Bay, and low and mid 80s Inland. A bit breezy during the afternoon 10 to 20 mph. Have a great weekend!
The forecast remains on track after a brief warm up today. Temperatures will cool tomorrow and Sunday out ahead of a developing disturbance from the Gulf of Alaska set to arrive early Monday. Mostly clear skies across our region produced a nice sunset tonight. The marine layer and the low stratus that often accompanies it is gradually on the mend this evening, with coverage expected to increase during the overnight hours through mid-morning Saturday. This weekend will be a great weekend to clean out your gutters and properly store any outdoor items that are sensitive to rain and/or wind as there is a stark pattern change in the long term forecast. So, a recap, sunny skies and seasonal highs Saturday from the mid and high 60s along the Coast, 70s around the Bay, and low and mid 80s Inland. A bit breezy during the afternoon 10 to 20 mph. Have a great weekend!
Weather cooldown
The weekend is going to see a cool down.
The weekend is going to see a cool down.
Missing Florida men, 2 dogs killed by apparent lightning strike: HCSO
Lightning is being blamed for the deaths of two Miami men and two hunting dogs in Highlands County.
Lightning is being blamed for the deaths of two Miami men and two hunting dogs in Highlands County.
Warmer Friday forecast
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. Mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures will highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the mid 90s. Cooler conditions are expected this weekend. Rain chances will be increasing early next week.
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. Mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures will highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the mid 90s. Cooler conditions are expected this weekend. Rain chances will be increasing early next week.
Bay Area drying out after overnight thunderstorms
Isolated thunderstorms possible again this afternoon over Mountains of San Benito and Interior Monterey County, however, the Bay Area is drying out and the weather is settling after a very active Wednesday night! Partly sunny today with seasonal highs from the 60s and the Coast to 70s around the Bay.
Isolated thunderstorms possible again this afternoon over Mountains of San Benito and Interior Monterey County, however, the Bay Area is drying out and the weather is settling after a very active Wednesday night! Partly sunny today with seasonal highs from the 60s and the Coast to 70s around the Bay.
California homeowners can get $3,000 to retrofit their home. What to know:
Experts say one major action California residents can take to reduce the risk of earthquake damage and injuries is to retrofit their home. Now eligible residents can receive up to $3,000 for seismic work. But time is running out to register.
Experts say one major action California residents can take to reduce the risk of earthquake damage and injuries is to retrofit their home. Now eligible residents can receive up to $3,000 for seismic work. But time is running out to register.
Lightning starts house fire in Brentwood
Lightning lit up the skies Wednesday night throughout the Bay Area, and firefighters in Brentwood said one such strike caused a house fire when the electricity hit a weather vane on top of the roof.
Lightning lit up the skies Wednesday night throughout the Bay Area, and firefighters in Brentwood said one such strike caused a house fire when the electricity hit a weather vane on top of the roof.
Fujiwhara Effect: What is it, what happens? Will Invest 94L and Tropical Storm Humberto combine?
With things finally heating up in the tropics for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the FOX 35 Storm Team answers a question many people have had on their minds: Can several hurricanes merge into a single, stronger hurricane?
With things finally heating up in the tropics for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the FOX 35 Storm Team answers a question many people have had on their minds: Can several hurricanes merge into a single, stronger hurricane?
Another quake rumbles through Berkeley
Another small earthquake rumbled through Berkeley early Wednesday morning, following two earlier this week.
Another small earthquake rumbled through Berkeley early Wednesday morning, following two earlier this week.
Morning clouds
Today will see morning clouds. High in the 70s and 80s.
Today will see morning clouds. High in the 70s and 80s.
Showers moving out
The thunderstorms we were tracking Wednesday evening could linger into early Thursday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected for your Thursday. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 80s. Warmer temperatures will highlight the Friday forecast.
The thunderstorms we were tracking Wednesday evening could linger into early Thursday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected for your Thursday. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 80s. Warmer temperatures will highlight the Friday forecast.