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Spring Storm Brings Rain To North Bay, Makes For Wet Commute: NWS
The evening commute will see water pond on roadways, with gusty winds through Monday night, the National Weather Service SF Bay Area says.
NORTH BAY, CA — An early spring rainstorm will lead to a mess for Monday evening's commute, but no major impacts are expected for Bay Area waterways, according to the National Weather Service. The front was slowly moving through the North Bay Monday morning and was expected to stay north of the Golden Gate Bridge through noon, at which point the storm is forecast to begin to move through the immediate Bay Area, meteorologist Ryan Walbrun said.
"For late March, it's crummy weather," he said.
The evening commute will see water pond on roadways, with gusty winds continuing through Monday night, with showers continuing through the day on Tuesday. Winds will gust 20-30 mph in the immediate Bay Area from Monday to Wednesday.
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As much as 1-2 inches may fall in the coastal North Bay, 0.5-1 inch could fall in the North Bay valleys/Santa Cruz mountains and 0.2-0.4 inches is expected in the immediate Bay Area.
Thunderstorms are possible Wednesday, meteorologists said.
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5:15 AM KMUX radar update shows the frontal rain band is moving into the North Bay more slowly than anticipated. A forecast update was just completed to delay rain chances for much of the area. Rain may not reach #Napa and #SanFrancisco until midday. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/sgXrN3OnbS
— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) March 25, 2019
— Bay City News Service
