Rain on Me: Bay Area Braces for a Wet and Windy Atmospheric River Storm | KQED
A strong atmospheric river will raise Sierra snow levels above 7,500 feet, producing most snowfall at high elevations and creating wet, slick mountain road hazards.
Dazzling satellite photos show California mountains before and after snowstorms
A major atmospheric river (Oct 12–16) drenched California, turning mountains snow‑capped, greening landscapes, filling reservoirs to or above historical levels, and delaying regional fire season.
Storm tracker map: Where it's raining in the Bay Area
Rain and gusty winds will affect the Bay Area through the night, with heavy evening precipitation; heavy Sierra Nevada snow and a Yosemite flood watch.