Through the end of the week, two storms are expected to drop up to 5 inches of rain along the coast of Sonoma County and between 1.5 to 4 inches across the rest of the North Bay, according to the

A First Alert Weather Day is in effect Thursday for possible strong thunderstorms with gusty winds. Tonight turns chilly as temperatures tumble into the upper 30s. Wednesday looks mostly cloudy. A brief shower or sprinkle will be possible. High, 52.

Southern California is basking in sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures this week, but forecasters say a holiday twist is on the way. “We’re still seeing fog for some coastal spots, but

Another storm is bringing rain and wind early this week to Western Washington as another atmospheric river drenches the state.

This afternoon will remain mostly cloudy for many, but turn sunny for others, especially south of I-40. Highs will span the 40s (in the clouds) and low to mid 50s (sunny spots). Tonight turns chilly as temperatures tumble into the upper 30s by morning. Wednesday looks mostly cloudy. A brief shower or sprinkle will be possible. High, 52.

After a brief reprieve, heavy rains are back in full force across western Washington on Monday. Rivers that flooded during last week's storms are again at risk of overflowing with more rain coming down.