A cold front brought rain, winds, and waterspout potential to the Bay Area, with the NWS warning of thunderstorms, flooding, and advising caution for commuters. Calmer weather was predicted to follow.

San Francisco is expecting a severe weather shift with rain, winds and potential thunderstorms as a cold front moves in Sunday night, leading to possible flooding and travel disruptions.

San Francisco Bay Area is preparing for a week of unsettled weather with rain and cooler temperatures as forecasted by NWS San Francisco, with some concern for nuisance flooding and gusting winds.

A coalition of Richmond groups submitted a community cleanup plan calling to drain Lauritzen Channel and excavate DDT-tainted sediments after years of stalled EPA action. The EPA says it is reviewing the proposal.

The NWS warns of unstable weather and hazardous beach conditions in San Francisco, with a range of forecasts predicting cooler temperatures, potential thunderstorms, rough maritime conditions, and variable visibility for aviation.

The NWS San Francisco issued a High Wind Warning and advisories across the Bay Area for strong winds, with potential property damage and difficult travel conditions. Beach Hazards are also in effect with risks of sneaker waves and rip currents.

Tests show St. Helena’s water topped the state limit for haloacetic acids; the city approved an emergency SCADA upgrade as crews adjust treatment.

An incoming storm in the Bay Area is forecasted to bring rain, strong winds, and possible thunderstorms, with significant rainfall and hazardous wind gusts expected.

The National Weather Service forecasts a significant weather change in San Francisco, with wet conditions and potential thunderstorms starting Wednesday, advising residents to prepare.

The NWS forecasts rain starting Wednesday in San Francisco, with intensifying conditions and potential thunderstorms. Residents are advised to prepare for wet roads and flooding.

Bay Area residents will experience a dry and warm trend into Monday, with possible coastal flooding risks, before rain and potential thunderstorms return mid-week.

The National Weather Service San Francisco warns of dense fog, hazardous beach conditions, and minor coastal flooding in the Bay Area, with advisories in effect through Saturday.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous beach and ocean conditions in the San Francisco/Bay Area through Saturday, urging caution due to strong currents, high tides, and a Coastal Flood Advisory.