The latest in a series of storm fronts roared into the San Francisco Bay Area Monday morning, triggering a winter weather advisory for snow in the higher elevations and a threat of thunder and lightning.
KPIX meteorologist Jessica Burch predicted the brunt of the storm would begin impacting the North Bay around 8 a.m. and then would"sweep across the Bay Area like a windshield wiper."
The front will be adding to the impressive snow totals dating back to late last week for the hills and mountains in the East and South Bay. "The chance for snow showers is expected to arrive early Monday morning with steadier snowfall Monday afternoon and evening," weather service forecasters warned."Total snow accumulations 5 to 10 inches for elevations above 3000 ft locally over 1 foot above 4000 ft through Tuesday. A wintry mix down to 2500 feet is possible with a coating to 3 inches of snow.""Rainfall amounts of 0.75-1.25" are expected in the North Bay mountains and coastal ranges, 0.25-0.
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