The Sacramento Valley could see from a quarter to a tenth of an inch of rain, while the Northern Sierra is expected record a half inch to an inch of precipitation. The Humboldt and Del Norte Coast already saw about a tenth of an inch Friday morning as the moisture started to sweep Northern California. A trough of low-pressure was spread across the San Francisco Bay Area on Wednesday morning, delivering heavy. Even with these improvements, there is still no part of the state that isn’t in some level of. Additional improvements may be warranted during the next couple of weeks. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 43. Heavy drizzle brings measurable rain to SF Bay Area. recent heavy precipitation and favorable snowpack resulted in 1 to 2-class improvements in the drought intensity level, but 12 to 24-month precipitation deficits continue. To the north of the Bay Area, the weather service's Eureka office is projecting more significant rainfall totals, with 0.83 inches expected in Mount Shasta, 0.85 inches in Eureka, 1.04 inches in Weaverville, and 1.45 inches in Klamath. A normal water year in San Francisco produces 23.65 inches of rain, but the city only saw 9.04 inches this past season. New snow accumulation of 5 to 9 inches possible. San Rafael, Concord, San Francisco and Half Moon Bay: less than 0.1 inch.Additional Weather Graphics for the Hawaiian. Napa and Fairfield: less than 0.1 to more than 0.1 inch Big Island Weather - including Kona & Hilo weekly forecast, rainfall and temperature graphs, and precipitation map.Here's how much rain the weather service is forecasting in locations across the Bay Area from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon:

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