And the first wave is beginning to develop offshore. You can see some potent areas of rainfall developing a little bit of yellow and also red popping up showing some heavier intensity. Also some lightning strikes. This whole complex of wet weather is heading off to the north and the east right towards the bay area. Looks like it may get here as we head throughout the next three ofourhour period. Lets get a look at what were looking at. Weve got the core of low pressure offshore and then we also have subtropical moisture tapping into it. Its that subtropical moisture thats going to help to amplify this storm system over the next 48 hours. Take a look at futurecast right through the first part of the morning commute. Areas of moderate rainfall at 5 00 a. M. Through the north bay down to san jose. Widespread coverage. It will likely continue through 7 00 in the morning. A wet start as you get ready to go on tuesday. Heres the other thing were also looking at wind. Right now its a little b
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
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