It might be time to break out the winter coat again as unseasonably low temperatures have returned to Bay Area. Expect wind, rain, and stormy weather over the next few days.
As a storm generates along the Pacific coast, Monday morning turned windy and cold. Parts of the Bay started seeing a drizzle, and more rain is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Meteorologist Steve Paulson said the Bay could see more rain during the first week of May than all of April. Wind has been a big factor, especially in San Francisco, prompting many to break out their winter coat again. Gusts up to 40 mph were felt late Sunday and continued into Monday.BREAKING NEWS
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