TIMELINE: 'Parade of storms' begins Friday in Bay Area with rain in forecast for next 6 days

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Multiple storms are bringing wet weather back to the Bay Area Friday evening, with the wet pattern continuing into early next week.

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Rain has arrived Friday afternoon and the wet pattern continues into next week.

Here's a timeline of this "parade of storms":

Friday Timeline

Friday is a Level 1 Light on the ABC7 Exclusive Storm Impact Scale.

• 11 a.m.: Light showers mainly along the coast


• 4/5/6 p.m.: Steady rain across the entire Bay Area. Heavy at times


• 11 p.m.: Showers more scattered in nature. Isolated downpours

Wet Pattern Friday - Wednesday

Saturday, Sunday and Monday are Level 2 Moderate storms and Tuesday and Wednesday are Level 1.

• While we track heavy rain at times, there will also be dry periods too over the next 6 days.


• Friday evening - Saturday morning is our first round of rain, heavy at times.


• Saturday PM - Sunday AM will have lighter, scattered showers.


• Sunday PM - Monday AM will see another round of heavy rain. Monday AM could also see thunderstorms.


• By Monday, our ground will be saturated. We could see minor flooding on roads, streams, creeks and also shallow landslides.


• Winds will be gusty throughout this period which could create isolated power outages.



• In the Sierra, snow levels will be high, above 6,000 ft. there will likely be 1-2 ft of new snow on the highest peaks.

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