#flood-watch

#flood-watch

The Bay Area is experiencing significant rainfall and flood warnings due to an atmospheric river.”],

extendedSummary

The recent atmospheric river has brought heavy rainfall and high wind warnings to the Bay Area, leading to flood watches in the region. Triggered by a low pressure system and subtropical moisture, the rainfall is projected to accumulate between one half to three inches over the central coast and elevated areas, with potential totals of six inches in some regions. Flood warnings have been issued as conditions fluctuate, with advisories in place until Saturday night. Emergency weather forecasts suggest continued monitoring of flood risks as showers develop over the coming days.

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Rainfall

Flood Watch

Weather Advisory

Atmospheric River

Bay Area

A storm is bringing significant rainfall to the Bay Area, leading to a flood watch this weekend.

Northern California faces a flood watch until Saturday, prompting residents to prepare for possible flooding due to heavy rainfall.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for certain areas due to heavy rainfall.

Hurricane Milton is causing a flood watch in South Florida with heavy rains and potential flooding expected until Thursday morning.

Severe weather is likely to cause flooding in Northern California's coastal and interior areas this weekend.

A flood watch has been issued for Yosemite Valley due to possible excessive rainfall and flooding.

The atmospheric river is expected to bring significant rainfall to the Bay Area, with emergency flood watches and winter storm warnings in effect.

Heavy rain and localized flooding are the main concerns for the area during the Yellow Alert period.

Southern California is bracing for its first significant rainstorm of the season, with flood watches in effect mainly from Sunday morning through Monday afternoon.

A level 1 light storm is expected Thursday, with a stronger level 2 storm arriving Saturday bringing heavy rain and damaging winds.