If it's Tuesday, there must be another storm ready to sweep into the San Francisco Bay Area, pounding the waterlogged region with gusty winds and intense downpours.
Mother Nature is often not predictable, but this March it's been a pretty good bet that you've needed a raincoat and an umbrella as you've left your home for work or school on a Tuesday.
"Rain rates as this cold front moves through will generally range between 0.1" to 0.3" per hour, however, both hi-res models show intermittent periods where rain rates could peak around 0.5" per hour," the National Weather Service said."Keep in mind that heavy downpours can lead to urban flooding, ponding of water on roads, along with rises in creeks and streams.
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