The San Francisco Bay Area is under a flood watch with heavy rain and strong winds expected. A High Wind Warning is in effect for coastal and high elevation areas. The NWS warns of potential downed trees, power outages, and flooding.

The Bay Area is preparing for severe weather with advisories for wind and potential flooding issued by NWS Bay Area. The storm is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain Wednesday into Thursday.

The West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill has incurred a $160,000 fine for multiple air quality violations, according to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

The NWS forecasts heavy rains for the Bay Area, raising concerns for floods in already saturated regions, with up to 6 inches possible in coastal ranges.

San Francisco is set to experience record-breaking warmth followed by a significant storm bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds midweek, as per the National Weather Service.

San Francisco is expected to have warm temperatures followed by a midweek shift to heavy rainfall, with mild conditions for mariners and warnings for potential urban flooding and landslides in higher elevations.

San Francisco anticipates a mix of record warmth then a shift to rain and strong winds. Unusually high temperatures over the weekend will precede a storm system expected mid-next week.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued for the North Bay Valleys until 10 AM following Wednesday's showers. Despite the fog, drier conditions with cooler temperatures are expected, and a warming trend is forecast for the weekend with possible light rain.

The Bay Area is recovering from a storm causing nuisance flooding and landslide concerns, with extended flood advisories and reports of urban floods and small landslides; a dry period is expected before more rain next week.

The Bay Area faces a storm with heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible thunderstorms, prompting warnings, a wind advisory, and a flood watch for the North Bay.

The Bay Area expects heavy rain and storms due to El Nino, potentially causing flooding and landslides, with multiple storms forecasted from Friday through Monday.

San Francisco commuters faced dense fog, leading to an NWS advisory for reduced visibility and hazardous driving conditions, with more weather issues including rain and potential flooding to follow.

The Bay Area expects more rain over the weekend following a brief dry spell, with 1.5 to 3 inches generally and up to 7 inches in mountain areas. The NWS warns of potential impacts on commuting and maritime activities.