The weather service said damage from fallen tree limbs is possible.
produced by a weak cold front moving across the region Sunday, the Bay Area is expected to stay dry for the rest of the week, with a gradual warming trend and below-average rainfall anticipated through mid-April.
But hang onto your hats – the next couple of days are going to be breezy. Gass said another weather system will push through the Bay Area Sunday afternoon and into the evening that will cause northerly and westerly winds to pick up, reaching gusts of 30 to 35 mph. Those speeds will continue to rise on Monday, climbing up to 45 to 55 mph along the coastline and in the coastal hills.
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