The Bay Area is heading into another rainy stretch in the forecast this weekend with a Level 1 and Level 2 storm on the
ABC7 Exclusive Storm Impact Scale
and potentially feet of snow could hit the Tahoe area.
The first storm Saturday is wet and windy but the second storm Sunday night into Monday has the potential to be stronger with a higher chance of storm damage in the form of downed trees and flooding.
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A Flood Watch has been issued for most of the Bay Area starting Sunday and lasting through Wednesday. Flooding is possible on roads and smaller streams and creeks. ABC7 News Meteorologist Drew Tuma says rivers do look to stay within their banks.
Wind gusts have ranged from 20 to 40 mph this afternoon, but both the wind and rain will ease up as we head into the late night hours.
Here’s a breakdown of what to expect.
SUNDAY PM – MONDAY STORM LEVEL 2
- Light Rain arrives in the afternoon
- Has potential to be upgraded to Level 3 storm Sunday
- Heaviest Rain occurs at night Sunday into Monday morning
- Gusty Winds up to 40 mph
- Monday morning has the potential to see storm damage across the region
- Sierra Snow 2 to 4 feet!!