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Approaching midnight update: rain moving in overnight may briefly include downpours and isolated thunder (esp. near the coast) should see clearing later Sunday morning.
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Here's a preview of the San Francisco Chronicle's Sunday print cover, which celebrates the Golden State Valkyries' first WNBA championship.
If you think you’re hearing thunder tonight or see flashes in the sky overnight… it’s not some wild Halloween party, rather this … showers should wind down Sunday morning with afternoon clearing. 10/31/2026
News set in championship violet mode w/ @valkyries championship post game coverage coming up on @nbcbayarea
Rain starting to pick up over the North Bay… even some isolated thunder offshore…plan on seeing rain at times overnight and clearing later Sunday morning. 10/31/2026
V is for @valkyries Victory 🙌🏻
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Dressing up as WNBA Champions this Halloween, wbu?
SAY IT WITH US, VALKS WIN 🗣️
Final Score | @DoorDash
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GOLDEN STATE. GOLD STANDARD.
Your 2026 @WNBA Champions, the Golden State Valkyries. 🗣️
The @valkyries are gold blooded! What a second half for Gabby Williams (28 of her 30) and *new* ….WNBA Champions!
2 yr mission accomplished ⚔️ ⚔️ ⚔️ ⚔️ 🏆
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🌊 Heads up! Hazardous conditions hit Pacific Coast beaches from 5 AM Mon - 8 PM Tue. A longer period NW swell will produce strong rip currents & dangerous sneaker waves. Stay off rocks & NEVER turn your back on the ocean! 🚫🏊 #cawx
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🔥 PRESCRIBED BURN UPDATE | WHITE RANCH RX 🔥
CAL FIRE Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit (LNU) firefighters have concluded prescribed burn operations at the White Ranch RX project in Napa County.
Firefighters successfully treated approximately 11 acres of vegetation as part of ongoing efforts to reduce hazardous fuels, improve wildfire resilience, and protect surrounding communities.
CAL FIRE remains committed to using prescribed fire as an important tool to reduce wildfire risk and promote healthier, more resilient landscapes.
Resources will be in the area throughout the next couple of days monitoring the burn plots that were treated this week. A special thank you to the firefighters who made today’s burning operations a success!
