Rainy Bay Area Weather: 24-Hour Totals, Plus A Look Ahead

BAY AREA, CA — It's been a rainy couple of days in Northern California, with parts of the Bay Area getting nearly an inch of rain in the past 24 hours, according to the National Weather Service. Scroll down to see the full list of rainfall totals for cities around the Bay Area, according to NWS data.

And we're not out of the woods yet. According to the NWS, light showers Wednesday afternoon will give way to steadier rain this evening, spreading south of San Francisco overnight. Rain will remain a possibility through Friday, although the showers should be light, according to the NWS.

24-hour precipitation totals (inches) as of Wednesday morning:

• Venado: 0.80
• Santa Rosa: 0.53
• Saint Helena: 0.48
• Mt. Tamalpais: 0.47
• Bodega Bay MR: 0.47
• Cazadero: 0.45
• Half Moon Bay: 0.35
• Dillon Beach: 0.35
• Oak Ridge: 0.34
• Hawkeye Ridge: 0.34
• SFO Airport: 0.27
• Woodacre: 0.26
• Spring Valley RAWS: 0.26
• Mount Diablo: 0.26
• Big Rock: 0.26
• Ben Lomond Mountain: 0.25
• Oakland Hills (N): 0.23
• San Francisco: 0.22
• Oakland: 0.22
• Las Trampas Wilderness: 0.22
• Atlas Peak: 0.21
• Oakland Hills (S): 0.20
• Concord: 0.20
• Petaluma: 0.17
• Mt. Umunhum: 0.16
• Mallory Ridge: 0.16
• Hayward: 0.16
• Napa: 0.15
• Black Diamond PReserve: 0.15
• Rose Peak: 0.12
• Los Vaqueros: 0.12
• Livermore: 0.12
• Altamont: 0.12
• La Honda RAWS: 0.11
• Los Gatos RAWS: 0.10
• Calaveras Road: 0.09
• Cordoza Ridge: 0.08
• Point Reyes: 0.06
• Watsonville: 0.05
• San Jose: 0.05
• Hollister: 0.02
• San Carlos: 0.01
• Salinas: 0.00
• Pinnacles National Park: 0.00
• Monterey: 0.00

Here's rainfall totals from the past 24 hours. Santa Rosa saw around a half inch, San Francisco a quarter inch, and nothing measurable in Monterey. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/Niyo6eZrFQ
— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) December 11, 2019