The greater Bay Area will see clear skies and sun on the first day of the new year and provide a break for the region from a series of storms expected to resume this week.
An atmospheric river slammed the Bay Area on Saturday, sparking a host of problems across the region including flooded roadways, landslides and outages.
Rainfall in downtown San Francisco hit 5.46 inches (13.87 cm) on New Year’s Eve, making it the second-wettest day on record, behind a November 1994 deluge, the National Weather Service said.
The next wave of wet weather will start Monday, with another strong atmospheric river expected to arrive late Wednesday into Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
For more coverage on the recent storms, visit our Bay Area Storm page.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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