More rain is expected to come to the Bay Area next week, but Halloween on Sunday should stay dry and the weather system will not be as disruptive as the “atmospheric river” that hit the region last weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Forecasters are expecting rain to come Monday and Tuesday, but the amount will likely be just fractions of an inch in most places. In comparison, multiple Bay Area counties saw more than 10 inches of rainfall over 48 hours in the storm that arrived in the region last Sunday.
The weather service says next week’s storm could bring swells that cause sneaker waves for northwest-facing beaches, and that more rain could come in the latter half of next week as well.
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Most people can’t calculate fractions.
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“Sneaker waves”. “Atmospheric River”. When did talking about the weather become so complicated? Normally it’s the go-to for idle chit chat. “Great weather we’ve been having”.
Polar Vortex, Bomb Cyclone……
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It’s a good thing government “protects” the public from everything…. even ourselves.
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Free thinking and self determination is not allowed!
+1 … and notice how everything is a “crisis”
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