
ALT A weather graphic from the National Weather Service titled "Potential Rainfall Midweek" for the San Francisco Bay Area, valid for Thursday, November 6, 2025. The graphic discusses a deep trough moving toward the West Coast, bringing potential rainfall. It notes that while models depict generally beneficial rainfall, the highest totals are expected in the North Bay. Potential impacts include wet roadways, elevated levels on creeks and streams, and minor road flooding. The rain forecast is at medium confidence. A map titled "Rainfall Probabilities" shows the percent chance for greater than 1" of rain from 4 AM Monday to 4 AM Thursday. The highest probability areas include the North Bay (77% in Santa Rosa), the San Francisco Peninsula, and the Santa Cruz Mountains.

ALT A weather graphic from the National Weather Service titled "Potential Strong Winds Wednesday" for the San Francisco Bay Area, valid for Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The graphic warns of strong southerly winds anticipated midweek, with the strongest gusts (>40 mph) most probable across higher terrain and coastal areas, and enhanced winds also likely through gaps and channels. Potential impacts include difficulty driving for high-profile vehicles, and downed trees and power lines possibly resulting in power outages. A map titled "Strong Wind Probabilities" shows the percent chance for wind gusts exceeding 40 mph. High-probability areas (yellow/orange, 45-75% chance) include the coastal areas and higher terrain, especially the North Bay and Bay Area. Forecast confidence is currently rated as Medium.

ALT A weather graphic from the National Weather Service titled "Midweek Thunderstorm Risk" for the North Bay and Bay Area on Wednesday. The graphic indicates a 10-20% chance for storms on Wednesday, with the greatest risk in the North Bay and Bay Area. The main hazards will be isolated lightning, pockets of moderate to heavier rainfall, and erratic/gusty outflow winds. Actions to take include staying tuned for updates, preparing for sudden wind shifts/gusts, and going indoors when thunder roars.









































