The Bay Area expects moderate rain and gusty winds as cold fronts move in, prompting Small Craft Advisories. Rainfall will vary, with a brief break before a second, stronger front arrives. Conditions may improve next week.

The NWS predicts rainy weather in the Bay Area, intensifying from midweek to a windy weekend, advising residents to prepare for longer commutes and wet conditions.

The Bay Area is forecast to have a brief dry period before rain returns mid-week, with progressively cooler temperatures and rain chances increasing by the weekend.

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The Bay Area is expected to experience intense rain and possible thunderstorms over the weekend, with advisories for localized flooding and a Small Craft Advisory for mariners.

The Bay Area anticipates a stormy weekend with possible thunderstorms, lightning, hail, and heavy rain, as per the National Weather Service's warning to residents.

A forecast by the National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend in the Bay Area with rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds starting Friday, possibly leading to weather-related concerns.

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The Bay Area and Central Coast expect cooler temperatures and rain from Friday, potentially lasting until the end of March, with a cold front bringing showers and a shift to unsettled weather patterns.

Forecasters predict a dry spell for the Bay Area until Friday, with light to moderate showers expected through the weekend and cooler temperatures following sunny days. Patchy fog and mist will persist, affecting visibility, especially for aviators.

Wet weather is expected to return to the Bay Area later this week with coastal regions potentially receiving up to 1.5" of rain, while the southern interior may see much less.

The Bay Area experienced a mild St. Patrick's Day, with sunny skies and high temps, but fog and cooler weather were forecasted to return by evening, with rain expected later in the week.