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Rain and snow showers lingered over Northern California on Tuesday as the latest weather system moved through.

After parts of the Bay Area spent the weekend under a freeze warning, rain will make its return during the workweek.

As temperatures dropped Saturday night in the South Bay, residents bundled up and looked for warmer places.

The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning Friday night for parts of the Bay Area.

With below- or near-freezing overnight temperatures expected in much of the Bay Area this weekend, some counties are opening or expanding warming centers and offering other resources for people without shelter.

December’s record rain has also charged up Bay Area’s reservoirs, but it is still not enough for water managers to cancel their call for residents to conserve.

The Department of Water Resources Thursday conducted the first snow survey of the season at the Phillips Station off Highway 50 near Tahoe.

California’s mountain snow holds 160% of the water it normally does at the end of December

Angela Daprato with Caltrans discusses the Sierra snow.

The chilly weather is fun for some people and a little uncertain for restaurants who have come to depend on outdoor dining during the COVID crisis. Rob Mayeda and Cheryl Hurd report.

Our last weather system of the week on Wednesday will not be quite as cold as what we had Tuesday morning, but should pack a bigger rain punch that could warrant localized flood advisories in some areas.

Major storms continue to dump much-needed snow across the Sierra Nevada, but that snowfall has forced authorities to shut down key roadways in the region.

December has been a month for the record books when it comes to Sierra snowfall.