The hot weather that briefly hit the Bay Area Tuesday is gone, but has been replaced with a humid day on Wednesday with the possibility of light showers. Monsoonal moisture arriving from the south will bring shower chances throughout the day and an increase in clouds. LIVE: Track rain in San Francisco Bay Area with Live Doppler 7 The biggest impact may be wet roads.
By 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, the weather service had recorded about 4,800 lightning strikes from Sacramento to San Luis Obispo, including 1,300 that touched the ground. The weather service said an unknown amount of fires started overnight in southeast Monterey County and in southwestern Fresno County early Tuesday. It was not known immediately how big any of those fires were, but Cal Fire had not reported any new ones on its list of California's major ones.
By 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, the weather service had recorded about 4,800 lightning strikes from Sacramento to San Luis Obispo, including 1,300 that touched the ground. The weather service said an unknown amount of fires started overnight in southeast Monterey County and in southwestern Fresno County early Tuesday. It was not known immediately how big any of those fires were, but Cal Fire had not reported any new ones on its list of California's major ones.
