San Francisco, CA – Persistent heavy rain is increasing the flood risk across the Bay Area, with a Flood Watch in effect through Tuesday night. Residents should remain alert as excessive runoff may cause flooding in urban and low-lying areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), rainfall totals between 1 to 3 inches are expected through Tuesday evening, with more precipitation likely midweek. The hardest-hit areas include San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties, where standing water and road closures may impact commutes.
Wednesday brings a brief reprieve, with only a slight chance of rain. However, another system moves in Thursday, bringing 90% rain chances through Friday. Weekend conditions remain unsettled, with lingering showers possible.
Drivers should avoid flooded roads and check real-time conditions before traveling. The NWS warns that additional rainfall could further saturate the ground, increasing landslide risks in hilly areas.
Extended Forecast:
• Tuesday:Rain, breezy. High 61°F.
• Wednesday:Partly sunny, slight rain chance. High 55°F.
• Thursday:Heavy rain. High 54°F.
• Friday: Showers possible. High 56°F.
Stay updated with official alerts and be cautious on roadways.
