The latest in a parade of storms slamming the Bay Area returned Saturday and will continue into Monday week. Here's a look at what to expect, the storm's timeline and a breakdown of any weather alerts.
When will it rain again in the Bay Area?
- Forecast called for a spotty thunderstorm chance on Sunday.
- On Monday, we're expecting a storm to hit the region from 2 to 7 a.m.
The final storm in a series of powerful atmospheric river boosted storms moves through the Bay Area Monday. Rob Mayeda has more.
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How much rain will fall in the Bay Area?
- Monday's storm is expected to drop a quarter-inch to three-quarters of an inch.
Big storms pounded the Bay Area this week causing widespread flooding, downed trees and power outages.
How strong will the wind be during the Bay Area storms?
The forecast projects gusts ranging from 20 to 50 mph during the storms.
Flood watch issued for Bay Area
A flood watch issued for the entire Bay Area started Saturday morning and continues through Monday afternoon, the National Weather Service said.
View the latest weather alerts at nbcbayarea.com/weather.
