San Francisco, CA – A significant rain system is expected to impact the San Francisco Bay Area, starting with heavy showers this afternoon and continuing through Saturday. The National Weather Service warns residents to brace for rain, strong winds, and possible road hazards, particularly along U.S. Highway 101. Rain is forecasted to intensify Wednesday evening, with a 100% chance of precipitation and wind gusts reaching 30 mph.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Bay Area office, the storm will persist into Thursday and Friday, with more periods of heavy rain expected. Thursday shows a 30% chance of rain during the day, rising to 90% on Friday night. By Saturday, rainfall will likely ease, but showers may still occur before 11 a.m. Residents should prepare for potential delays and exercise caution while driving, especially on slick roadways.
A break in the rain is anticipated starting late Saturday night, with mostly clear skies expected by Sunday, bringing relief after the week’s steady precipitation. Daytime temperatures will remain mild, peaking around 61°F today and Friday, with lows in the low 50s. By Sunday, sunny conditions and a high near 64°F will bring a welcome respite for the Bay Area.
