"California's Bay Area Prepares for Back-to-Back Storms and Record Rainfall Threat"

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The Bay Area is preparing for a series of storms that could bring significant rainfall and potential flooding, with meteorologists warning of possible closures, chain controls, and difficult driving conditions. While not atmospheric rivers, the storms are expected to impact much of the state simultaneously, potentially leading to flooding and landslides, especially in Northern California where the soil is already saturated from recent storms. In the Bay Area, nuisance flooding in local streams and drainages is forecasted, but major rivers may not be significantly affected.
- Bay Area Braces for Multiple Storms, Sierra Nevada Snowfall Threat KQED
- Northern California forecast: Rain and snow return on Wednesday KCRA Sacramento
- Upcoming California storms may set rainfall records in some areas San Francisco Chronicle
- San Francisco Bay Area weather: Next round of rain from Valentine's Day to President's Day KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- 'Heavy, hazardous precipitation' again enters Bay Area forecast SFGATE
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