"The moisture that is heading up from what was Tropical Storm Mario is generally what's driving our entire weather pattern,"
"Any one area that comes under a heavier shower, we could see up to a quarter of an inch,"
"Hazardous conditions will exist over the outer waters through Friday due to strong northerly breezes and rough seas that are developing today,"
After several warm, sunny days, remnants of Tropical Storm Mario will push moisture northward, producing isolated showers and potential thunderstorms that begin in Southern California Wednesday and reach the Bay Area Wednesday evening into Thursday. Showers are most likely Thursday afternoon across the Bay Area, with regional rainfall around a tenth of an inch and isolated heavier amounts up to a quarter inch. A moderate heat advisory remains in effect before the rain, with highs near 93°F in Santa Rosa and Dublin and about 78°F in San Francisco. Marine conditions will be hazardous with gale-force winds, strong northerly breezes, and rough seas through Friday. Increased dry-lightning risk could spark wildfires, though most dangerous lightning is currently expected over the ocean.
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