Today's Forecast
Some rain and snow in the hills Tuesday!
Updated 10:05 AM PST, Tue, Feb 9, 2010
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Hello,
The morning rain is turning to scattered showers this afternoon. We received .25 to .50 an inch of rain since last night with this storm.
We also had a few inches of snow above 3000 feet along Mt. Hamilton in Santa Clara county.
The storm is moving to Central and Southern California tonight, and as a result we have a chance to get a few pockets of rain this afternoon. Some of those isolated showers could produce small hail and lightning. Most of the thunderstorms will be in the Santa Cruz Mountains and South (out of our viewing area).
By the commute home this afternoon the rain will be out of the Bay Area and over Central and Southern California.
As it leaves, we will remain clear overnight with fog forming, especially in the North and East Bays.
Wednesday morning will be foggy with lots of low to mid 30s in the pre-dawn hours so we may get some frost, especially in the North Bay.
It will clear Wednesday afternoon and remain dry.
Thursday a new storm will bring showers to communities north of the Golden Gate Thursday night. The rain will move over all the Bay Area Friday and give us another .10 to .75 inches of rain - the .75 in the North Bay.
It looks like the rain will be gone for the Valentine's Day Weekend.
Have a Great day!
NBC Bay Area Meteorologist Craig Herrera
First Published: Sep 16, 2008 11:30 AM PST
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