A steady rain poured over Marin County on Wednesday, with a few more showers in the forecast.
In the past 24 hours, Mount Tamalpais experienced the county’s highest recorded rainfall at 1.33 inches, followed by Mill Valley at 0.55 inches, San Rafael at 0.41 inches, and Novato at 0.28 inches, said Sean Miller, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
He expects showers to be light, with less than one inch of rain, on Thursday afternoon.
Colder temperatures are forecast for the rest of the week. The lows will drop into the 40s for most areas while places that are away from the coast may experience temperatures in the 30s on Thursday and Friday nights, Miller said.
