Keep your rain gear handy after it dries from Monday's showers, because we have more wet weather coming our way this week. ☔ Here's the storm timeline:
Keep your rain gear handy after it dries from Monday's wet weather. Two more storms are on the way this week.LIVE:Our first storm arrives in the North Bay Wednesday with scattered drizzle to light rain. Rain becomes steadier across the North Wednesday night. By Thursday morning a slow march south begins.
Unfortunately, forward progress stops around the San Mateo Bridge and East Bay Hills. This leaves little to no rain for the South Bay and Inland East Bay neighborhoods.As it stands now, everybody receives rain. As usual, the South Bay receives the least, around .25". North Bay gathers the most, .50" - .75". All other neighborhoods fall between these totals.
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