Here’s How Much Rain Just Fell In The Bay Area: Totals

BAY AREA, CA — You don't need to be a meteorologist to know this past weekend was a rainy one in the Bay Area. But just how wet was it? Scroll down to see the rainfall totals for cities around the Bay Area, courtesy of the National Weather Service.

As for this week, skies are forecast to be cloudy but largely rain-free Monday and Tuesday. But that changes Wednesday — Christmas Day — when a storm system is expected to move into the region and dump rain once again on the Bay Area.

Up to an inch of rain may fall in some regions starting Christmas Eve. Thursday and Friday will bring low temperatures but perhaps no more rain, according to the NWS.

12-hour precipitation totals (inches):

• Three Peaks (Big Sur): 2.13
• Mt. Tamalpais: 1.89
• Ben Lomond Mountain: 1.83
• Mt. Umunhum: 1.66
• Venado: 1.40
• Spring Valley RAWS: 1.26
• Half Moon Bay: 1.09
• Big Sur Station: 1.05
• Woodacre: 1.02
• La Honda: 0.97
• Los Gatos: 0.83
• Watsonville: 0.80
• Big Rock: 0.80
• Oak Ridge: 0.71
• Mount Diablo: 0.70
• Saint Helena: 0.64
• SFO Airport: 0.64
• Cazadero: 0.64
• Carmel: 0.63
• Hawkeye Ridge: 0.61
• Bodega Bay: 0.56
• Oakland Hills (N): 0.53
• Oakland Hills (S): 0.51
• Oakland: 0.48
• Monterey: 0.48
• Hayward: 0.48
• Atlas Peak: 0.48
• Napa: 0.46
• San Francisco: 0.45
• Las Trampas Wilderness: 0.45
• Santa Rosa: 0.44
• Dillon Beach: 0.43
• Petaluma: 0.38
• Pinnacles National Park: 0.36
• Cordoza Ridge: 0.36
• Concord: 0.34
• Novato: 0.28
• Black Diamond Preserve: 0.26
• Bradley: 0.24
• Rose Peak: 0.20
• Santa Rita: 0.17
• San Carlos: 0.15
• San Jose: 0.12
• Calaveras Road: 0.11
• Mallory Ridge: 0.10
• Salinas: 0.09
• Livermore: 0.09
• Los Vaqueros: 0.06
• Hollister: 0.04
• Altamont: 0.03
• Point Reyes: 0.01

Break in radar activity tonight continues as rain has shifted off to the east and south of the #BayArea. More rain on tap for late #ChristmasEve into Christmas Day.#cawx pic.twitter.com/9k9N1u3zis
— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) December 23, 2019