Unusual and rare weather spun in on the wake of a low pressure trough that dropped record rain fall on San Francisco and San Jose today. It wasn't much really but enough to wet the roadways and add new ink to the record books (in SF kept since 1849). The beach ran the gamut of high rain clouds morphing into dense fog burning off to blues skies and white, billowy cumulus. Wind was non-existent to light from the west-south-west. Loggers got plenty of small insiders, and the shortboarders even got some too. Another delectable day on the Bay, even with the rain.
Nice shots....looks fun.
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