The dry winds whipping the Bay Area have kicked off a warming trend that will bring above-normal high temperatures through Saturday — but the next chance of wet weather isn’t far away.
By Sunday, clouds and winds are predicted to increase as a Pacific storm nudges toward Northern California. Precipitation chances will enter the forecast Monday, with rain and mountain snow probably sticking around through at least Wednesday.
The system will have many similarities to the weekend storm that generated unusually large April rain and snow totals, but also some differences…