The National Weather Service forecast for the greater San Francisco Bay Area for Thursday calls for chances of rain throughout the day, with much heavier precipitation in the forecast next week.

The Bay Area began Sunday with some light rain, and it's expected to see showers for the next few days. Daytime highs will be mostly in the low to mid 60s on the coast, in the low to mid 60s around ...

Even as rain again fell Monday — appearing ready to bring new showers until the sun went down — the National Weather Service said signs remained in place that the Bay Area’s most recent wet ...

Expect a messy commute this week as rain moves into the Bay Area. If you're traveling to Lake Tahoe, prepare for heavy snow. The most intense day of rain in the Bay Area will be Wednesday.

While it's far too early to say definitively, there's a chance we won't get substantial rain for quite some time.” It’s possible the forecast could change in the near future, but the Bay Area ...

The National Weather Service's forecast for the greater Bay Area for Wednesday calls for high chances of rain and showers throughout, with patchy fog and windy conditions. Daytime highs will be ...

The final day of the calendar winter Wednesday was likely to bring with it a few last sprinkles of precipitation for storm-weary areas of the Bay Area before ... will also stay rain-free beginning ...

The greater Lake Tahoe area could see upwards of 5 feet of snow between Tuesday and Thursday. OAKLAND, Calif. - Rain has returned to the Bay Area with the most intense portion of the storm ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The Bay Area faced a Level 2 storm Wednesday with rain and strong gusty winds moving across the Bay Area. With sprinkles starting to fall on Bay Area commuters Wednesday ...

Even as rain was set to fall again throughout the day Monday, the National Weather Service said signs remained in place that the Bay Area’s most recent wet period may be ready to be put into the ...