Three waves of rain in a weak atmospheric river brought 5 inches of rain to the wettest parts of the Bay Area.
The forecast for the rest of the week calls for possible light rain from Wednesday, March 19, into Thursday — the first day of spring — followed by a string of sunny days.
Following are National Weather Service rainfall totals from Wednesday, March 12, through Monday, March 17. They are raw data, meaning they have not been quality-controlled.
Location
Inches
Peninsula & South Bay
Saratoga (Sanborn Park HQ)
4.57
Woodside (Wunderlich Park)
4.09
Mt. Hamilton
3.46
Palo Alto (Foothills Preserve)
3.15
La Honda
3.06
Rancho San Antonio
2.52
Morgan Hill
2.21
I-280/Edgewood
2.06
Vasona Lake
1.97
Anderson Dam
1.89
San Jose Penitencia
1.62
San Jose Lynbrook
1.5
Belmont
1.46
San Jose Downtown
1.42
Atherton
1.41
Sunnyvale
1.3
San Francisco airport
1.26
Palo Alto
1.18
East Bay
Tilden Park
2.69
Mt. Diablo peak
2.67
Orinda
2.67
Dublin/San Ramon
1.9
Danville
1.84
Chabot Reservoir
1.79
Oakland Rockridge
1.78
Richmond
1.74
Rodeo
1.57
Union City
1.56
Rossmoor
1.48
Black Diamond
1.43
Mission Peak
1.39
Livermore
1.37
Oakland Lake Merritt
1.34
Hayward airport
1.22
Fremont Auto Mall
1.2
Concord Pavilion
0.93
Brentwood
0.54
South Santa Cruz Mtns.
Empire Grade
5.12
Uvas Canyon
4.84
Mt. Umunhum
4.68
Boulder Creek
4.57
Highway 17 summit
3.82
Lexington Reservoir
3.74
Mount Madonna
3.54
Ben Lomond landfill
3.47
Bonny Doon
3.26
Loma Prieta
3.26
Coast Dairies
1.67
North Bay
Woodacre
3.86
Mount Tamalpais
3.65
San Anselmo
3.08
Marin Civic Center
2.6
Tiburon
2.44
Point Reyes Station
2.4
Mill Valley
1.77
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