You may get sun for san jose. So the south bay not much rain from the storm. Heres the forecast for todays rain totals from a quarter to threequarters inch across the north bay mountains today, just the Higher Elevations. The rest of the bay area may see a few hundredths of an inch up to a quarter inch. Sunny saturday. No clouds until sunday night. Thats ahead of mondays storm. That one will be a big one, up to 2 inches of rain, up to 3 at the Higher Elevations for monday and tuesday of next week. So plan accordingly. And enjoy the sunny weekend while we get it. Ill explain more coming up. You can see the roads you can see the sheen on the roads due to that rain that we had overnight. So just a heads up for drivers. Please be careful as you head out the door this morning. Bay bridge toll plaza looking fantastic for your friday morning commute. Some friday light conditions along the eastshore freeway. This is interstate 80 at powell street right before you hit that berkeley curve. We ha
Showers. Santa rosa will get the rain next. It picked up across highway 1. Look at the rain coming down it was light drizzle about 10 minutes ago. So its increasing in the Morning Hours as you start that morning commute. Please keep that in mind. Its winding down in cordelia and vallejo. It just wrapped up there. But the wider image shows please plenty to come on the coastline. Thats headed towards land of course. Some in San Francisco could see the rain Half Moon Bay as well santa cruz, as well. We are going to get that rain throughout the next few hours drying up later on today and another big storm coming on monday which i will explain coming up. You mention rain showers. We have seen quite a bit of activity along interstate 80 and 680 as well as some in the east bay near six and 242. Thats where we begin taking a look at your ride. Heres southbound 680 and 242 on the right side of your screen there heading northbound. An accident north of here is block the connector ramp from north
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