The cold front now passing through Northern California is bringing rain sooner than expected with slightly less rain than anticipated Thursday because the front is moving so quickly, according to a revised forecast from the National Weather Service.
However, faster means stronger winds and slightly colder temperatures, as in downed trees and branches as well as frost warnings. The end result is a wet, windy and potentially icy morning commute Thursday.
A slightly warmer freeze warning is in effect for inland areas of Sonoma County as well as in Napa County. Peak wind gusts for the region are expected between 25 and 35 miles per hour, so the forecast urges the public to prepare for possible downed trees and/or tree limbs Thursday.
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