Friday was the wettest day of the 2024 in many areas, including San Francisco, which received 2.97 inches of rain — or 13% of its annual yearly rainfall in one day — and Oakland, which received 2.46 inches in one day. San Jose saw less on Friday, .72 inches, for its wettest day since Feb. 2, when .87 inches fell.

After a brief hiatus from the storm for most of the Bay Area on Sunday, rain has made its way back to the Bay Area. In contrast to last week’s storm that began in and was prominent in the North Bay, the latest rainfall will make its way up from Santa

As the rain resumed on Monday, Bay Area residents might be trying to tally just how much precipitation has collected over the last seven days.

Now, with the winds shifting, the system bringing the rain will accelerate out of the region, Kaplan said. It will be replaced by extremely cold air. “You’ve got some high pressure moving aloft, and that’s going to advance toward the Bay Area from ...

Another atmospheric river is set to hit California, but it will be focused on the Central Coast, and rainfall will be much lighter than last week.

The passage of an atmospheric river storm did not mean the end of the Bay Area's wet weather as steady rain continued to fall across the region Monday and there was a chance it could resume again on Thanksgiving Day.

Looking further south, moderate rain and gusty winds are expected to impact the Santa Cruz and Santa Lucia mountains, the weather service said. Minor flooding is predicted for Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek, Corralitos, Monterey and San Benito County.