The Bay Area’s windy, rainy conditions mixed with frigid air in a few high-elevation areas to produce a noticeable, if thin, blanket of snow over the past couple of days.
As on-again, off-again rain showers pushed through the area Thursday and Friday , they combined with a cold front to drop snow on some of the region’s highest peaks.
While exact measurements aren’t known, the 3,849-foot Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County was noticeably dusted, as was the 4,265-foot Mount Hamilton in Santa Clara County, along with portions of the Central Coast’s Santa Lucia Mountain Range, where the highest point is the 5,857-foot Junipero Serra Peak…