Takeaway of the Day
Our brief weekend break from rainfall is winding down. We had bright skies and dry conditions for most of the day, but late afternoon clouds are increasing, and showers will move into the North Bay early this evening. Later tonight, showers will spread more widely across the North Bay as midnight approaches.
FLOOD ADVISORY until 6 a.m. Monday for portions of central Sonoma.
Minor flooding in low-lying and poor drainage areas: Santa Rosa, Graton and Forestville in particular.
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The Look Ahead
The week ahead will begin on a rainy note. During the overnight hours, showers will reach southward and eastward from the North Bay, producing mainly light rain and wet roadways for tomorrow's morning commute. By midday, that rain is likely to spread to all regions of the Bay Area, which means the evening commute will also be impacted. This is a light Level 1 storm on the exclusive ABC7 Storm Impact Scale, and we are likely to see light to moderate rain continuing overnight Monday into Tuesday. By midweek, we can expect a mainly sunny and dry pattern, which will continue through Thanksgiving and into the weekend.
WINTER STORM WARNING for the Lake Tahoe Area from Monday through Wednesday.
1-2 feet above 7,000 feet. 5-9" below 7,000 feet. Winds up to 75 mph at the ridge tops.
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