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Warm, dry air will be marching into Northern California today, setting the stage for a sunny Saturday.


But a few clouds may roll in just in time to deliver a gorgeous sunset for a few Bay Area cities! ⤵️

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🎶Hello there it’s me, I’m the Santa Ana Winds 🎶

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Exceptional drought conditions plagues most of California, but this active weather pattern 🌧️☔️☃️ brings some of the most parched of the state closer to breaking that trend.

We go over the state of our climate and what lies ahead.

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The Tule Fog standing out on satellite imagery.

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California’s storm door is open and moisture from the Pacific Ocean is marching into the state this weekend. Newsroom meteorologist Gerry Díaz explains what’s driving this wet-weather pattern and how much rain and snow Californians can expect.

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🎶Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow 🎶

Nov 1, 2022: The Alpine Meadows camera (8140 feet) 📸 just west of Lake Tahoe captured the moments that rain showers transitioned over to snow. Plenty more where that came from in the coming hours ⤵️

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Nov 2 2022: Here comes the cold front! Rain showers 🌧️ will roll into the Bay Area later this morning, starting with the Sonoma coast.

Snow ☃️ will then gradually increase in areal coverage across the Sierra Nevada this afternoon. ⤵️

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November's weather pattern is looking promising for a parched California, but not for everyone.

Here's a look at which areas in the state are the most likely to see some rain, and which might be left out to dry this month.

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California is dressing up as December for Halloween 2022. 🎃☃️

Curious about some of the local impacts from this upcoming cold front will be in the Bay Area? Check out Michelle Apon’s forecast! ⤵️

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Weather Report

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The first substantial winter storm of the season is taking aim at the Sierra Nevada on Tuesday and Wednesday. ⤵️

WPC expects minor impacts from the storm along most the range. Look for more moderate impacts at higher summits thanks to snow rates and reduced visibility. ☃️