The rain just keeps on coming. The second weak storm of the week is set to sweep the San Francisco Bay Area Wednesday; on Thursday night into Friday, another system may bring light showers to the North Bay. A break from the rain is expected through the weekend, but the dry conditions won’t last long. Long-term weather models show a weak atmospheric river diving into the region, bringing soaking rain Monday into Tuesday.

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