A tropical wave off Florida's eastern coast will move over the Bay area through Sunday, greatly increasing rain chances.
"It will come through later Saturday night and into Sunday," Bay News 9 Meteorologist Mike Clay said. The system will bring rain to the Bay area through Sunday and into Monday. It will not develop into a tropical system.
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"This is going to get us locked into a typical summertime pattern for the next several days, which means numerous heavy late-day showers and storms," Bay News 9 Meteorologist Josh Linker said earlier Saturday.
The Bay News 9 weather team put the chances of rain at 80 percent Sunday. High temperatures could stay below 90 degrees.
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