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1st significant rainfall totals
Here's how much it rained in the last 24 hours.
OAKLAND, Calif. - The Bay Area was hit with the first significant rainfall of the season this week, with more rain expected on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
As of Thursday morning, there were about 100 flights delayed at SFO but most of the PG&E power outages had resolved.
All this chaos may have you wondering: How wet was it?
Here are the 24-hour rain totals starting from 5 a.m. Wednesday, with nearly 11 inches collecting in the North Bay.
- Venadao 11.92 inches
- Austin Creek 11. 37 inches
- Healdsburg 10.57 inches
- Cazadero 10.33 inches
- Santa Rosa 7.07 inches
- Guerneville 7.21 inches
- St. Helena 5.63 inches
- San Anselmo 4.88 inches
- Kentfield 4.73 inches
- Yountville 4.53 inches
- Sonoma 2.87 inches
- Napa 2.48 inches
- San Francisco .53 of an inch
- SFO .45 of an inch
The National Weather Service says Thursday will be blustery with wind and rain still present in the North Bay and Peninsula.
On Friday, meteorologists say there will be a "kicker," bringing another round of rain and snow.
Speaking of snow, drivers had a hard time navigating Interstate 80 near Tahoe on Wednesday night because of low visibility and slippery conditions.
"It's crazy," Travis Jackson said. "I didn't expect this out of California. I thought it was going to be sunny. I wasn't ready for it at all."
The California Highway Patrol is insisting that drivers must have snow chains, snow tires or four-wheel drive to drive through the mountain areas.
There will be a slight break in the rain on Saturday, with more rain ahead on Sunday.