After experiencing one of the driest January's on record, the Bay Area is bracing for a return of rainy weather. Starting Friday, rainfall ranging from 0.25" to 0.75" is expected, with scattered showers continuing into the weekend. The upcoming week could bring up to 3" of rain in many areas, raising concerns for potential flooding in the North Bay. Additionally, the Sierra mountains might receive substantial snowfall, with estimates ranging from 2 to 8 feet, signaling a dramatic shift in winter conditions for the region.
Rain is back in the Bay Area on Friday after three and a half weeks of dry weather, which has been one of the driest January's on record.
Anticipate the stormy weather sticking around through the weekend and into much of next week.
The North Bay may see flooding Monday and Tuesday as rainfall begins piling up.
The Sierra will likely see 2 to 3 feet of new snow. However, some of the more extreme guidance is saying 8ft+
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