Sunny skies with high clouds for the afternoon. Highs will range from the low to mid 60s at the coast to the 70s around the bay and near 90 far inland.
A Storm Survey Team report from the National Weather Service in Hanford confirms three tornadoes officially touched down in Central California on Tuesday.
According to NWS, around 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, a tornado touched down near Biola, 8 miles west of Fresno.
Strong wind and heavy rain was felt across the Bay Area Saturday.
California's snowpack, long considered a natural form of drip irrigation for the state's rivers and waterways, is showing signs of melting faster and earlier than normal. Experts say a recent heat wave and the potential effects of long-term climate change are contributing to the shift.
Local, state and federal agencies gathered in San Francisco Thursday to announce a new radar network designed to show where the heaviest rain will fall in the Bay Area.