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Rain Totals for the Bay Area: Regional Precipitation Data, Historical Normals, and Microclimates
"San Francisco Bay Area rain totals vary dramatically by microclimate, averaging from under 15 inches annually in sheltered interior valleys to over 45 inches along coastal ridgelines. Precipitation tracking follows California’s official water year from October 1 through September 30, with the vast majority of annual accumulation delivered between November and April via Pacific atmospheric rivers. The complex topography of the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area creates some of the most pronounced precipitation gradients in North America. A single winter storm system can deposit four inches of rain along the crest of the Santa Cruz Mountains wh..."
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