Bay Area rainfall chart: Which cities got the most rain

The wettest areas of the Bay Area got close to 5 inches of rain from Thursday until Sunday morning.

The following are the totals, in inches, from the National Weather Service through 9 a.m. Sunday. They are raw numbers, meaning they haven’t been quality-checked for accuracy.

Some sites in Big Sur, including Three Peaks and Anderson Peak, reported about 11 inches of rain in the past three days.

Location	Inches
Peninsula & South Bay
Saratoga	3.4
Los Gatos	2.68
Los Trancos	2.64
Stevens Canyon	2.52
Anderson Dam	2.36
Mount Hamilton	2.32
Coyote Reservoir	2.25
La Honda	2.25
Rancho San Antonio	2.17
Vasona Lake	2.05
San Jose (Lynbrook)	2.01
Los Altos (Moody Rood)	1.94
San Jose (Berryessa)	1.89
Sunnyvale	1.66
Redwood City	1.44
San Francisco airport	1.36
Mountain View	1.3
Palo Alto	1.29
San Francisco (Duboce Triangle)	1.18
East Bay
Mount Diablo peak	2.85
UC Botanical Garden	2.15
Rossmoor	1.99
Calaveras Road	1.94
Fremont (Auto Mall)	1.74
St. Mary’s College	1.73
Danville	1.67
Richmond	1.64
Dublin/San Ramon	1.55
Castro Valley	1.51
Black Diamond	1.49
Concord	1.48
Oakland airport	1.46
Rodeo	1.35
Santa Cruz Mountains
Lake Elsman	4.99
Lake Ranch North	4.63
Scott Creek	4.49
Uvas Canyon	4.41
Mount Umunhum	4.29
Ben Lomond landfill	3.94
Boulder Creek	3.62
Mount Madonna	3.39
Big Basin	3.08
Corralitos	3.08
North Bay
Woodacre	2.25
San Anselmo	1.93
Mount Tamalpais	1.86
Marin Civic Center	1.69
Point Reyes Station	1.66
Mill Valley	1.22