Bay Area Braces for Turbulent Weather with Rain, Wind, and Hail.

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A winter-like low-pressure system is bringing showers, thunderstorms, and below-average temperatures to the Bay Area on Tuesday. The system carries the risk of severe weather, including bursts of wind, small hail, and even brief tornadoes. San Francisco can expect intermittent showers and isolated thunderstorms, while the Pacific Coast and Peninsula will see rounds of high fog mixed with light showers. The North Bay will experience dark skies and intermittent rounds of showers, and the East Bay will have intermittent showers and isolated thunderstorms. The South Bay and Santa Cruz will have showery conditions and intermittent thunderstorms.
- Turbulent weather is headed to the Bay Area on Tuesday. Here's what to expect San Francisco Chronicle
- First Alert forecast for Monday evening 5-1-23 KPIX | CBS NEWS BAY AREA
- Rain, wind and even hail possible in Berkeley this week Berkeleyside
- Several days of rain begins this morning, will last through Thursday KSBY News
- Streak of dry weather ends as scattered showers reach Bay Area The Mercury News
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