At this time, the primary hazards associated with this system appear to be damaging straight-line wind gusts that could exceed 60 mph. The front is forecast to slow down as it moves through Hampton Roads, and it may lead to an increased risk of street flooding.

Parts of the North Bay were hit hard by heavy rain and strong winds on Wednesday, causing slick roads, accidents, and flooding. The storm also raised concerns for PG&E, as downed trees and branches threaten power lines.

Wind gusts of 20-30 mph are likely for the day, with the strongest gusts along the higher ridges, before increasing to 25-35 mph late evening and through Saturday night. Rain showers are likely late overnight into early Sunday, with a few downpours possible.