After a rain storm ended a dry spell in the Bay Area, temperatures are expected to dip down into freezing overnight for the rest of the week.
After a storm brought scattered showers and hail across the Bay Area — ending a long dry spell — residents are bracing for overnight freezing temperatures for the rest of the week.
Temperatures only reached the mid-to-low 30s in San Jose Wednesday morning while Gilroy dipped down to around 31. Downtown San Francisco reached 42 degrees while Oakland was around 37. Hail was also reported across the region, including San Ramon and San Francisco, and a light dusting of snow grazed the peaks of the highest elevations in the Bay Area, including Mount Hamilton. The storm that moved down Monday into the Bay Area from Alaska ended a 43-day streak without any precipitation.
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