Here’s what to expect from the weather this weekend

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The National Weather Service forecast for most of the San Francisco Bay calls for a rain break on Thursday with partly cloudy skies, but rains are expected to resume on Friday as another storm kicks in.

Thursday’s daily highs are expected to reach 60 to 60 levels and overnight lows to 50.

Friday’s rain is expected to continue throughout next week, starting with showers and a possible thunderstorm in the morning. Storms can cause hail, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast calls for rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms until Saturday evening, with rain continuing into next Wednesday.

Coastal surf recommendations are valid until 10:00 Saturday.

flood warning for parts of the bay has been lifted Wednesday night, but many parts of the region are flooded with water.

After years of drought, recent wet weather has brought much-needed rain to California, and most of the state is no longer categorized as extreme drought. report this morning. Much of the Bay Area is now in the moderate drought category.

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Meanwhile, the National Weather Service continued its campaign to keep people off the roads in unsafe conditions, turning to gallows humor in a video posted to Twitter Thursday morning featuring a musician wearing a cowboy hat.

“Don’t risk your life, don’t do this, you might not get through this, turn around, turn around,” the guitarist sings, posing next to a warning sign: “Turn around, don’t drown.”

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