AccuWeather Forecast: Showers end by morning, temperatures remain low

Takeaway of the Day

This has been a rainy, windy, and very chilly day for early May. Many Bay Area locations have received more than an inch of rain, with wind gusts over 30 miles per hour, and high temperatures barely reaching into the mid-50s. Rain is beginning to taper off as evening approaches, but it's still rather windy and chilly. It may be a few days before temperatures rebound to typical May levels.

TIMELINE: Storm to bring May rain to Bay Area Saturday

WINTER STORM WARNING

11 a.m. to 8 a.m. Sunday above 5,000 feet.

5-8" of snow around Lake Tahoe, 8-12" over higher Sierra passes.

Winds gusting to 55 mph.

The Look Ahead

Tonight's showers will end by early morning, but even though the next two days will be mostly sunny, temperatures will remain far below normal for the month of May. However, a major warmup will begin on Tuesday, with afternoon temperatures soaring to summerlike levels Wednesday through Friday.

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