As the marine layer deepens, there is potential for drizzle overnight tonight at the coast and that drizzle could linger into the early morning hours Monday.
El Niño is expected to develop soon and could be the strongest on record, bringing with it more extreme weather. While the models indicate that this may be a strong event, the WMO cautioned that the models also have a harder time making accurate forecasts in the spring.
A Storm Survey Team report from the National Weather Service in Hanford confirms three tornadoes officially touched down in Central California on Tuesday.
According to NWS, around 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, a tornado touched down near Biola, 8 miles west of Fresno.
Strong wind and heavy rain was felt across the Bay Area Saturday.
California's snowpack, long considered a natural form of drip irrigation for the state's rivers and waterways, is showing signs of melting faster and earlier than normal. Experts say a recent heat wave and the potential effects of long-term climate change are contributing to the shift.