Bay Area Storm Unleashes Up To 9 Inches Of Rain, Wind Gusts Exceed 80 MPH
(CBS SF) -- Rain and wind gusts from Thursday's powerful Bay Area storm is sticking to the "forecasted script."
KPIX 5 meteorologist Paul Deanno said the storm dumped as much rain as was predicted over the Bay Area. As of Thursday afternoon, about 4-9 inches of rain fell over Sonoma County, 2-4 inches on the Peninsula, 1-3 inches in the South Bay and 3-7 inches in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
As of Thursday afternoon, here are the latest weather numbers:
PEAK WIND GUSTS
Mount Hamilton - 83 MPH
Mount Tamalpais - 71 MPH
Mill Valley - 57 MPH
Half Moon Bay - 56 MPH
Point Reyes - 55 MPH
Richmond - 46 MPH
San Jose - 41 MPH
RAIN TOTALS (North Bay)
Venado - 8.96" rain
Geyserville - 6.86"
Willits - 4.23"
Cloverdale - 4.96"
Santa Rosa - 3.99"
San Rafael - 2.95"
Woodacre - 4.92"
(San Francisco / Peninsula)
San Francisco - 2.97"
SFO - 2.23"
San Mateo - 2.93"
Redwood City - 2.52"
Palo Alto - 2.28"
(East Bay)
Oakland Airport - 2.04"
Berkeley - 2.75"
El Cerrito - 2.52"
Hayward - 2.12"
Livermore - 1.44"
Walnut Creek - 2.11"
Brentwood - 1.06"
(Napa / Solano)
Angwin - 5.70"
Napa - 3.71"
Travis AFB, Fairfield - 1.90"
Vallejo - 2.01"
(South Bay / Santa Cruz Mountains)
Moffett Field - 1.84"
Sunnyvale - 2.54"
San Jose Airport - 1.69"
San Jose - 1.76"
Saratoga - 2.45"
Gilroy - 1.65"
Boulder Creek - 4.29"
Scotts Valley - 2.59"
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