Scattered showers left some Bay Area communities with rainfall overnight, but those are expected to clear up by late afternoon, the NWS says.
The South Bay received a considerable amount of precipitation compared to the East Bay and Peninsula. Communities on both sides of the Bay averaged rain figures less than one tenth of an inch, meaning many of those areas received quick showers.
The Santa Cruz Mountains were hit the hardest, with about half of an inch of rain coming down in the area overnight Monday into Tuesday. While pockets of rain could seep through at various times throughout the day Tuesday, the sun could make an appearance by the afternoon, the NWS said. “As we head towards early to mid-afternoon we should see some sunshine but we’re still going to keep some chance of scattered showers through the afternoon. The chances will be decreasing throughout the day,” NWS meteorologist Sean Miller said. “There are scattered showers right now that will become more widely scattered.”
Temperatures throughout the region were expected to top out in the mid-50s in most major Bay Area communities, according to the NWS. Forecasts showed highs of 56 degrees in San Jose, Oakland and San Francisco. Some Peninsula cities like Redwood City and San Mateo could top out around 58 degrees, while inland parts of the East Bay like like Dublin and Pleasanton were expected to see a cooler day at about 53 degrees.
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