Rainfall totals for Friday and Saturday neared 10 inches in some parts of the Bay Area.
The following are the totals from the National Weather Service for the period from 9 a.m. Friday through the end of Saturday’s storm. They are raw numbers, meaning they haven’t been quality-checked for accuracy.
The greatest rainfall reading, 9.69 inches at Uvas Canyon, is from a site at 1,100 feet elevation near the Casa Loma fire station, about 2 miles east of Loma Prieta. Though in the previous December storms, greater totals had been reported in Big Sur, this time the Monterey County readings topped out at 8.27 inches at Mining Ridge.
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