The rain is expected to continue with only a slight break through early next week.
of an atmospheric river storm slammed the northern part of the Bay Area on Wednesday with massive rainfall totals but mostly left the East Bay and the South Bay alone.Atmospheric river heading into Bay Area, will bring first major storms of winter rainy season
In the East Bay, the highest rainfall total was in Richmond, where the weather service measured eight-tenths of an inch of rain over a 24-hour period. About two-thirds of an inch fell on Orinda and just shy of a half-inch fell on Ben Lomond in Santa Cruz County. “We’re expecting some East Bay locations to pick up 1 1/2 inches and a little more than an inch in the South Bay,” Gass said. “There’s the potential that it could be a little less, but we are anticipating it will be more significant” than Wednesday.
The weather service issued a flood watch through 4 a.m. Saturday for Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties, as well as a high surf advisory from Big Sur to the Sonoma Coast. Waves between 14 and 22 feet are expected.
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