Takeaway of the Day
The atmospheric river continues to flow forcefully into the Bay Area. The North Bay has received the steadiest and heaviest rain today, with localized flooding in low-lying areas and powerful wind gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour. Lighter rain has hit other regions of the Bay Area, along with the gusty wind. This pattern will continue through tonight.
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The Look Ahead
We can expect this stormy pattern to continue into early next week. Rainfall totals in parts of the North Bay may reach or exceed 7 inches during the 7-day forecast period, with 1 to 3 inches in other parts of the Bay Area. This intenseweather pattern has resulted in WIND ADVISORIES, FLOOD WATCHES, and HIGH SURF WARNINGS for the Bay Area, and a WINTER STORM WARNING for the Sierra. Travel to the Sierra over the next few days will be hazardous. We don't expecta drier or calmer weather pattern until possiblythe middle of next week.
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