If you thought the Bay Area was done with storms, think again! Starting Friday, a series of back-to-back rainstorms will drench San Francisco, bringing heavy downpours, slick roads, and the potential for localized flooding. With some storms expected to intensify early next week, residents in flood-prone areas are being urged to stay prepared and keep their umbrellas within arm’s reach.
Storm Overview:
- When: Heavy rain begins Friday and continues through the weekend, with stronger storms expected from Monday to midweek.
- How Much: Several inches of rainfall could accumulate, especially in hilly areas.
- Flood Potential: Low-lying areas and places prone to runoff should prepare for possible water accumulation.
Current Weather Forecast for San Francisco:
- Today: Mostly cloudy, high of 54°F (12°C), with some breaks of sun.
- Thursday: Patchy clouds, high of 56°F (13°C).
- Friday: Steady rain throughout the day, high of 57°F (14°C).
- Saturday: Heavy rain and breezy conditions, high of 59°F (15°C).
- Sunday: Morning rain, then clouds, high of 60°F (15°C).
- Next Week: Persistent rain expected through midweek.
Safety Recommendations:
- Commuters: Prepare for longer travel times and possible road closures.
- Flood Zones: If you live near creeks, rivers, or coastal areas, stay alert for flood warnings.
- Outdoor Plans: Reschedule any hikes or outdoor activities—wet and muddy trails can be dangerous.