Our very first winter storm may be arriving in the middle of next week, just in time to mess up Thanksgiving travel, and it may feature thunder, hail, and even some snow.

While some meteorologists have given pessimistic outlooks about fire season lasting into December, at least one forecast model has the Bay Area seeing some rain in the middle of next week, on Wednesday morning.

Say goodbye to the lame cold spell that has made May feel more like June around the Bay. We're finally getting a warming trend — with a fog break on Thursday — that will extend through next weekend.

Our May rainy spell is just about over, though not quite, as today's sun and mild temperatures will give way to another bout of wetness tonight and into early Tuesday.

Three consecutive storm systems are moving into the Bay Area beginning late Tuesday, and it's going to make for an unusually wet mid-May.

We don't get dozens of days per year like this one here in SF. I suggest you get out, like now, and take advantage of it.

A mid-spring hot spell is headed our way, with temperatures warming Wednesday and some bonafide hot weather hitting the Bay Area Thursday.

Spring looks to be sticking around for this week, with mild temperatures and sun predicted — if not a full-on heatwave. Just know there might be a little drizzle tonight into tomorrow.

You had that hint of spring the week before last, and now you need to brace for some extended spring showers.

The storms are passing us by in the Bay Area this week, and just before the official start of spring we'll be getting a solid taste of balmy spring weather by mid-week.

The Russian River is expected to hit flood stage again in Guerneville around 11 p.m. tonight.