For the first time in nearly two weeks, rain is in the California forecast as a rogue weather system — albeit weak — spins toward the California coast.
For the Bay Area, rain chances are slim. Weather impacts from the system will probably be limited to increased cloud cover Wednesday. A short-lived sprinkle cannot be ruled out late Wednesday into early Thursday, but shower chances are greatest south of Santa Cruz.
The system will drift toward the Southern California Bight on Thursday, bringing hit or miss showers from San Luis Obispo County to Orange County. Rainfall totals will probably remain below a tenth of an inch in Los Angeles. Showers may linger Friday around San Diego…