Bay Area rainfall totals: 7.5 inches drench Mt. Tamalpais

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A series of storms swirled over the San Francisco Bay Area and pummeled the region with rain. Tropical moisture, also known as an atmospheric rivers, generated wet, windy, and wild weather from the North Bay to the South Bay.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported impressive 72-hour rainfall totals, including 7.54 inches on Mount Tamalpais, 5.27 inches on Mount Umunhum, and 7.73 inches in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Below are 72-hour rainfalls totals reported by NOAA and the National Weather Service, ending at 10 a.m. Monday:

Marin County

Mount Tamalpais — 7.54 inches

Kentfield — 5.39 inches

San Rafael — 4.10 inches

Mill Valley — 2.96 inches

Tiburon — — 2.80 inches

Sonoma County

Santa Rosa — 2.48 inches

Guerneville — 4.61 inches

Petaluma — 1.85 inches

Guerneville residents evacuated from flooded homes

San Francisco County

San Francisco — 1.74 inches

Alameda County

Oakland — 2.22 inches

Berkeley — 1.60 inches

Castro Valley — 2.12 inches

Dublin — 1.55 inches

Hayward — 1.56 inches

Union City — 2.16 inches

Fremont — 2.04 inches

Mission Peak — 2.26 inches

Santa Clara County

Mount Umunhum — 5.27 inches

San Jose — 1.80 inches

Mountain View — 1.42 inches

Palo Alto — 1.92 inches

Saratoga — 3.01 inches

San Mateo County

Redwood City — 2.12 inches

Belmont — 1.77 inches

Santa Cruz Mountains

Ben Lomond — 7.01 inches

Bonny Doon — 7.73 inches

Contra Costa County

Richmond — 1.96 inches

Concord — 0.61 inches

Antioch — 0.86 inches

Brentwood — 1.52 inches

Orinda — 1.48 inches

Danville — 1.68 inches

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