The rain and chilly weather just keeps on coming.
After a storm swept the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday, the region is set to see another round of rain this weekend with the first showers arriving Saturday, the National Weather Service said. The wet conditions come as below-normal temperatures persist, bringing some of the coldest weather of the season so far.
"Ahead of an approaching cold front from the northwest, there may be a period of drier conditions Saturday afternoon," the weather service said in its forecast."Then, another around of rain is expected as the frontal boundary sweeps inland and to the south Saturday night into Sunday."
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