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TIMELINE Scattered showers continue after heavy rain causes flooding more Sierra snow

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The Bay Area faces its first substantial storm of the season, designated as a Level 1 on the ABC7 Storm Impact Scale. Rainfall estimates are expected to reach up to 0. 25 inches, with scattered showers and chilly morning temperatures. By Wednesday, the region will transition to sunny and mild weather, with temperatures forecasted in the 70s lasting through Saturday. The warmest days will be Friday and Saturday, driven by a dry offshore flow.

A Winter Weather Advisory for Lake Tahoe indicates heavy snow above 5,000 feet, with expected accumulations of 6-12 inches and gusts up to 60 mph. Additionally, a Winter Storm Warning is in place for the West Slope of the Sierra Nevada, projecting 1-2 feet of snow in higher elevations. These weather conditions may impact local travel, particularly in mountainous regions. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts as conditions evolve.

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