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

BAY AREA, CA — Monday was a wet night in the Bay Area. Rainy enough, in fact, that the National Weather Service compiled a list of the highest rainfall totals in cities across the Bay Area. Scroll down to see where yours ranks.

We're not through the worst of the rain yet, according to the NWS. While Tuesday looks to be calm, Wednesday will bring widespread rain, gusty winds and snow at lower levels.

That weather will last through Thursday, with rain lingering into Friday morning. Thunderstorms are even a possibility starting Wednesday, due to the cold, unstable air.

Monday's 12-hour rainfall totals (inches):

• Mt. Tamalpais: 0.72
• Spring Valley RAWS: 0.51
• Saint Helena: 0.36
• Cazadero: 0.31
• Oak Ridge: 0.29
• San Francisco: 0.28
• La Honda RAWS: 0.26
• Mt. Diablo: 0.26
• Ben Lomond Mountain: 0.24
• Venado: 0.24
• Woodacre: 0.21
• Oakland Hills (N): 0.20
• Las Trampas Wilderness: 0.19
• Hawkeye Ridge: 0.18
• Mallory Ridge: 0.17
• Oakland Hills (S): 0.15
• Half Moon Bay: 0.13
• Los Vaqueros: 0.12
• Rose Peak: 0.12
• Cordoza Ridge: 0.10
• Big Rock: 0.08
• Mt. Umunhum: 0.08
• Black Diamond Preserve: 0.07
• Carmel: 0.07
• Oakland: 0.07
• Atlas Peak: 0.06
• Bodega Bay MR: 0.06
• Napa: 0.06
• San Jose: 0.06
• Santa Rosa: 0.06
• SFO Airport: 0.05
• Watsonville: 0.05
• Hayward: 0.04
• Monterey: 0.04
• Novato: 0.04
• Petaluma: 0.04
• Livermore: 0.03
• Altamont: 0.02
• Calaveras Road: 0.02
• Concord: 0.01

Overnight rainfall totals. #SanFrancisco picked up 0.28". Next chance of rain is Wednesday night and Thursday when widespread 0.50-1.00" rainfall amounts are expected, with locally up to 2" possible in the coastal hills. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/VmMCK90XNC
— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) January 14, 2020