Bomb cyclone forecast: Here’s where we’ll see the most rain in the Bay Area
Higher elevation communities in the North Bay will likely see the most rain. Up to 10 inches could fall at higher elevation between now and Friday, according to the National Weather Service. As that water makes its way down the mountains, creeks and streams may break their banks.
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