Bay Area residents will go from soaking up some winter sun to being soaked by one of the winter season’s most powerful storms ...

People are being advised to keep warm coats and umbrellas on hand as the Bay Area's frigid temperatures will merge with a pair of windy, rainy storms that are expected to arrive later this week.

The impact of the first storm since Jan. 3 to bring measurable rain ... South Bay and 3-5 inches in the upper elevations of the North Bay. “The upper level trough is driving into our area ...

Rain continued to pour down across the Bay Area on Tuesday, making for nasty morning and evening commutes. Several traffic accidents were reported on Tuesday morning. A break in the rain should ...

The second front will push through the trough deeper over the Pacific, and that will allow the rain to get to us.” Aside from the North Bay, the Bay Area hasn’t had measurable rain since Jan ...

Feb. 4, 8:28 p.m. Downtown San Francisco received a record amount of rain on Tuesday, according to the National Weather ...

The atmospheric river that soaked the Bay Area will deliver more rain on Sunday, but flooding concerns remain for part of the region, the National Weather Service said. Most rainfall is expected ...

A calm between storms was set to settle upon the Bay Area on Wednesday ... Come Thursday, there will be more rain, though Mehle said it will arrive considerably colder and with significantly ...

More light rain was expected to fall periodically through the Bay Area on Monday, continuing a pattern that began Friday and ended a nearly month-long stretch without precipitation. The latest ...