Weather Flip: From Rain to Chill in the Bay Area

For the past week, the Bay Area has been soaked by nearly constant rain. But hold onto your umbrellas, because a change is coming! The National Weather Service predicts that the rain will finally ease off by late Tuesday morning. Meteorologist Rick Kaplan explains, "The winds from the northwest will pick up, helping to dry out the area. " So, what's next? A big chill is on its way! High pressure from the Pacific Northwest is pushing cold air towards the Bay Area. Brace yourself for low temperatures, possibly even below freezing in some spots. This cold snap could stick around until the weekend. But wait, there's more! The weather service has issued a frost advisory for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. This affects the East Bay hills and valleys, Eastern Santa Clara hills, Salinas and Carmel valleys, Hollister, San Benito and Monterey counties, and the North Bay interior. So, make sure to keep your plants and pets safe from the frosty weather!