Rain and bigger ocean waves are on tap for Bay Area; only the waves will make a lengthy stay
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from www.mercurynews.com2 months ago
The biggest story, NWS meteorologist Nicole Sarment said, is what's going to happen at the beach. A long period westerly to northwesterly swell will affect the surf along the entire Northern California coast, expected to last into early next week.
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Under a beach hazard warning, travelers are urged to be cautious and think twice before swimming. A high-surf advisory advises people to stay away from the beach altogether.
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After light rain on Friday and an overcast Saturday, dry weather will follow. High temperatures will reach the lower 60s in South Bay and high 50s in East Bay.
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The rain on Friday is not expected to be heavy - East Bay will see no more than a quarter-inch. High elevation areas may see up to half an inch.
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