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

BAY AREA, CA — It's been a wet couple of days in the Bay Area. Thanks to the National Weather Service, we know just how wet it was, as measured by rainfall totals. Scroll down to see the rainfall totals for cities around the Bay Area, according to the NWS.

And we're not out of the woods yet. Scattered showers were forecast throughout Wednesday, with a possibility of some light rain in the North Bay Thursday and Friday. After that, more widespread rain and chilly weather is expected this weekend, according to the NWS.

24-hour precipitation totals (inches):

• Mt. Tamalpais: 1.60
• Venado: 1.52
• Woodacre: 1.25
• Big Rock: 1.25
• Cazadero: 1.14
• Oak Ridge: 1.01
• Three Peaks (Big Sur): 0.83
• Big Sur Station: 0.75
• Ben Lomond Mountain: 0.69
• Bodega Bay MR: 0.66
• Saint Helena: 0.60
• Mount Umunhum: 0.60
• Spring Valley RAWS: 0.59
• La Honda RAWS: 0.52
• Atlas Peak: 0.52
• Hawkeye Ridge: 0.48
• Mount Diablo> 0.46
• Santa Rosa: 0.44
• San Francisco: 0.43
• Los Gatos RAWS: 0.36
• Half Moon Bay: 0.33
• Napa: 0.32
• Watsonville: 0.30
• SFO Airport: 0.30
• Oakland Hills (N): 0.30
• Petaluma: 0.29
• Las Trampas Wilderness: 0.24
• Dillon Beach: 0.23
• Oakland Hills (S): 0.22
• Concord: 0.22
• Rose Peak: 0.17
• Oakland: 0.15
• Hayward: 0.14
• Novato: 0.13
• Pinnacles National Park: 0.11
• San Jose: 0.10
• Carmel: 0.10
• Cordoza Ridge: 0.09
• Calaveras Road: 0.09
• Black Diamond Preserve: 0.09
• Mallory Ridge: 0.08
• Monterey: 0.06
• Los Vaqueros: 0.05
• Livermore: 0.05
• Bradley: 0.05
• Santa Rita: 0.03
• Altamont: 0.02
• San Carlos: 0.00
• Salinas: 0.00
• Point Reyes: 0.00
• Hollister: 0.00

Rainfall amounts in the past 24 hours. Marin and coastal Sonoma County have received the most with 1-1.5 inches. More on the way this afternoon. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/VjGMBEpLIw
— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) December 18, 2019