TIMELINE Weekend storm to bring showers to Bay Area

San Francisco, CALocal News

The Bay Area will experience a significant weather event this weekend due to a fast-moving cold front, resulting in rain and scattered downpours. Saturday will see the heaviest rain before 11 a. m. , with the North Bay expected to receive approximately 0. 50 inches of rain, while other regions will experience lighter showers totaling less than 0.

25 inches. A Beach Hazard statement is in effect for the entire weekend, indicating dangerous surf conditions along the coast. On Sunday, the most likely period for showers will be between 8 a. m. and 3 p.

m. as the cold front passes through Northern California. Drivers should remain cautious of slick roads Saturday morning, while the afternoon is predicted to be mainly dry with overcast skies. Light snow is anticipated in the Sierra at elevations above 6,500 feet, with potential accumulations of half a foot. This weather pattern could affect weekend plans for outdoor activities in the region.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed through local weather updates.

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