Bay Area rain underway. When it reaches San Francisco

Light rain has begun falling throughout the North Bay on Monday afternoon, with regular precipitation reported in Healdsburg and Santa Rosa and lightweight showers as far south as San Rafael for the Monday night commute.

Rain will proceed all through the Bay Area for the remainder of Monday night, reaching San Francisco and Oakland someday after 8 pm Totals are trending increased than initially forecast as a low strain system slowly drifts down the California coast. Localized totals close to one inch are potential in elements of the North Bay by Tuesday morning.

The heaviest stretch within the North Bay arrives between 8 pm Monday and three am Tuesday, with showers tapering by 8 am within the morning. In San Francisco, the city East Bay hall and the Peninsula, regular rain ought to fall between 10 pm and 4 am Tuesday, with the heaviest exercise from 2 to five am and showers on the best way out by 9 to 10 am Pacifica, Half Moon Bay, and Daly City are on the identical rainfall timeframe, with the wettest stretch within the predawn hours.

Rainfall totals will vary between 0.25 to 0.50 inches throughout the North Bay, with inside Marin, Sonoma, and Napa mountain totals approaching an inch. From the Golden Gate south by means of the Peninsula and into Alameda County, totals ought to vary between 0.10 to 0.25 inches.

In any case, the Tuesday morning commute will seemingly begin out damp, with a drying pattern by the late morning.

Behind the system, Tuesday brings gradual clearing by means of the morning, with partial sunshine growing within the afternoon, particularly inland and probably even in San Francisco. Highs will maintain within the mid-60s across the bay and climb into the 70s inland.