'Any little bit helps.'
reported nearly three inches of rain Sunday as intermittent showers, strong winds and isolated thunderstorms continue to move through the region.Service’s Oak Ridge station, located east of the small town of Annapolis in Sonoma County, has seen the most precipitation in the Bay Area so far, reporting 2.9 inches of rain, meteorologist Brooke Bingaman told SFGATE on Sunday evening. Nearby, the high elevation towns of Cazadero and Venado saw 2.75 inches and 2.66 inches of rain, respectively.
“But that doesn’t mean this rain isn’t significant,” Bingaman said. “We have moist conditions that will mitigate fire risk and even though this isn’t a drought-busting storm, any little bit helps as we combat a multi-year drought.”
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