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Tuesday morning weather forecast with Jessica Burch - 12-5-2023
Tuesday morning's fog will eventually burn off, but there is still wet weather on the horizon for the Bay Area, according to KPIX meteorologist Jessica Burch.
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Dense fog blankets much of the Bay Area Tuesday morning
The National Weather Service forecast in the greater San Francisco Bay Area on Tuesday morning called for patchy dense fog in the morning before skies gradually clear for sunshine.
Rain set to return to the Bay Area Wednesday morning
The National Weather Service expects rain to return to the Bay Area on Wednesday night and hang around through early Friday.
Scattered showers expected for first half of Saturday in Bay Area
Scattered showers were expected during the first half of Saturday in the Bay Area.
Freezing overnight temps, wet weather returning to Bay Area
A frost advisory and a freeze warning were issued for a second straight day Monday for parts of the Bay Area and Northern California with subfreezing temperatures again expected overnight.
Forecasters warn of chilly temps, possible sneaker waves this weekend
Chilly nighttime temperatures around the Bay Area are expected to persist into next week, with some areas dipping low enought overnight to trigger a frost advisory in the North Bay, according to the weather service.
Scattered showers expected to persist in the Bay Area; isolated thunderstorms possible
Waves of widespread rain and embedded thunderstorms continued in the Bay Area early Saturday morning.
Heavier rain, thunderstorm activity continue across the Bay Area as wet weather persists
The greater Bay Area got a more substantial dose of rainfall Friday along with a few hail, wind and even flood advisories after mostly isolated and scattered showers Thursday night.
More widespread rain creeps towards the Bay Area with wet weather expected into weekend
While most of the region outside of the North Bay has seen very little rain this week, more widespread precipitation finally arrived Wednesday afternoon.
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