Heavy snowfall continued in California’s Sierra Nevada early Monday after a weekend of travel disruptions on major routes through the range.

A wind advisory will remain in effect for the North Bay and East Bay hills through early Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

Temperatures in the valleys will reach the upper 70s this week. Meteorologist Kari Hall has your Microclimate Forecast.

Bay Area holiday travel could be disrupted over the next seven days by rain and cool temperatures, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect widespread rain to impact the region Friday and Saturday of this week. Rain will be light to moderate with brief heavy rain possible. From Sunday night through Christmas Day rain and cold temperatures are possible….

Spotty rain chances will linger in our forecast over the next few days. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Ranieri tracks this and when we’ll get a break from the wet weather in your Microclimate Forecast.

Spotty rain chances will linger in our forecast over the next few days. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Ranieri tracks this and when we’ll get a break from the wet weather in your Microclimate Forecast.

Snow fell in the Sierra Nevada on the last day of summer, giving the towering mountain range shared by California and Nevada a wintry look in September.

NBC Bay Area Meteorologist Kari Hall says clouds will increase on Thursday, but rain and cold temperatures hold off until Friday.

Rain has returned to the San Francisco Bay Area, but at least part of the weekend could be dry.

The impending storm has prompted commuter concerns among hundreds of thousands of Bay Area residents who will cross bridges, take ferries and brave what will be messy slick roadways in the morning.

A storm system that dropped a little rain on the San Francisco Bay Area earlier this week is expected to return much stronger Thursday.

Bay Area residents got a heavy dose of rain Saturday, with scattered showers and blustery winds affecting multiple regions.

Bay Area residents got a heavy dose of rain Saturday, with scattered showers and blustery winds affecting multiple regions. Marianne Favro and Rob Mayeda report.

The Bay Area can expect heavy rain and strong winds that could uproot trees, down power lines and cause flooding and mudslides due to a strong weather system starting late Wednesday and continuing through Thursday, National Weather Service officials said.

Bay Area residents should prepare themselves for heavy rain and strong winds when a storm expected to be the largest of the season so far hits the region Wednesday and Thursday, National Weather Service officials said.