National Weather Service - Drizzly Skies Saturday Will Give Way To Heavier Rain Sunday Morning - San Jose Mercury News - Bay Area

Dec 1:

Second wave regarding hard storms sweeps through Bay Area; finally on the way

OAKLAND A bust inside the heavy rain Saturday may possibly assistance that ground digest many of the mineral water left once Friday's downpours, but forecasters point out that skies will certainly open again simply by quick Sunday morning.

Officials within the North Bay are usually preserving an eye on about the Napa River around Napa and also St. Helena, because the National Weather Service granted a new expensive flood forewarning earlier Saturday morning. The North Bay ended up being particularly hard-hit Friday, using 24-hour rain fall totals with around 8 inches wide some locations.

The other Bay Area is still underneath an urban innundate along with compact supply advisory, which means in which creeks plus low-lying areas could possibly experience minor flooding, through Monday morning.

Scattered showers will pass on the spot all the way through Saturday, relating to help Christine Riley, your meteorologist when using the National Weather Service .

"We're contemplating the chief spot (of the following significant storm) stepping into this North Bay just before midnight," your lover said. "It will stay there for half a dozen to eight hours, next learn to transfer slowly and gradually southward."

The East Bay along with South Bay will probably like receive concerning a good inch and a fifty percent and a pair of inches of rain through the heaviest piece of the actual storm, by means of about noon Sunday, Riley said. Showers will linger over the rest of the evening prior to presenting approach to primarily dry out skies through Monday, your woman added.

Strong hours may well accompany the actual hurricane once midnight, Riley said, but will probably have past away affordable by sunrise Sunday.

PG&E deck hands have been out and about again

Saturday, repairing downed traces and repairing service. As of 9:30 a.m., there are 290 buyers without electricity within the East Bay, 145 in the South Bay, in addition to 80 about the Peninsula, based on PG&E spokesman J.D. Guidi.