Bay Area trick-or-treaters get a chilly break between storm systems
Briefly

from www.mercurynews.com4 months ago
The first of two cold storm systems is moving through the Bay Area, bringing scattered showers but relatively small rainfall totals for the region.
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The next system from the Alaskan gulf is likely to arrive late Friday, expected to drop rain with more intensity compared to the first system.
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While trick-or-treaters on Halloween can expect chilly but dry weather, temperatures are predicted to remain low, around the low 60s by early evening.
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The storm systems have varied impacts across the Bay Area, with Oakland seeing higher rainfall totals while areas like San Francisco barely received any measurable rain.
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