UPDATE: A powerful storm has lashed Marin County, California, bringing over 2 inches of rain and winds reaching 80 mph, as confirmed by the National Weather Service early Thursday, November 13, 2025. Residents are urged to prepare for persistent showers expected to continue through Monday, with no dry days forecasted until Tuesday.
The storm’s intensity was felt across the region, with the heaviest rainfall recorded early Thursday morning. Notable totals include 2.74 inches on Mount Tamalpais and 2.26 inches in both Kentfield and San Rafael. In Novato, 1.82 inches fell, while Sausalito experienced 1.46 inches of rain.
Authorities reported that winds reached a staggering 80 mph on a sensor located at Pine Mountain Fire Road. This extreme weather has caused significant disruptions, including power outages affecting over 4,000 customers in the region early Thursday. By afternoon, this number dropped to 1,214, with 662 customers still without power in the North Bay.
In addition to rain, the storm has triggered dangerous surf conditions. Strong waves up to 18 feet are forecasted for North Bay beaches, increasing the risk of riptides and sneaker waves. These conditions may pose a danger to beachgoers and residents alike.
Elsewhere in the area, the rainfall has been equally severe. Just north of Guerneville, more than 4 inches of rain fell, while the Santa Cruz Mountains saw nearly 5 inches at Ben Lomond. The airports in San Francisco and Oakland recorded about 1.5 inches of rain.
In response to the storm, Horicon Elementary School in Annapolis has temporarily closed due to a power outage. The Sonoma County Office of Education confirmed that the school serves local students from transitional kindergarten through eighth grade.
As weather conditions remain volatile, residents are advised to stay updated on forecasts and take necessary precautions. The National Weather Service continues to monitor the situation closely, urging everyone to remain vigilant.
Stay tuned for further updates as this developing story unfolds. Share this information with friends and family to keep everyone informed about the ongoing storm situation in Marin County.
