TIMELINE: More strong storms to bring heavy rain, damaging winds through Christmas

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- It's been a wet Christmas week in the Bay Area as overnight storms have pummelled the region.

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After two nights of strong storms Tuesday and Wednesday, another round will arrive Christmas evening.

ABC7 meteorologist Drew Tuma has a timeline for the rest of the week below.

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Christmas Day

We are going to see another line of severe storms later Thursday between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. This will be a level 3 on the ABC7 Exclusive Storm Impact Scale during that time.

A line of heavy rain will bring renewed threats of flooding on roads and streams and creeks.

We could see more flash flood warnings issued during this time.

Winds will continue to be an issue. Gusts could exceed 70mph around the Bay Area again.

Everyone around the Bay Area is fair game for more power outages and downed trees tonight.

After 9 p.m. conditions calm down with only light scattered showers expected through Friday.

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Weekend
Expect things to dry out for the weekend.

Sierra Snow
There has been significant Sierra snow this Christmas week.

Heavy snow began in the morning Christmas Eve and remains heavy through Christmas night.

There's an estimated up to eight feet of new snow coming to the Tahoe resorts.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect through Friday.

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