Storm System to Bring Gusty Winds, Chilly Temperatures to the Bay Area

The holiday weekend’s mild weather will be replaced Tuesday by a storm system bringing strong winds, chilly temperatures and the possibility of snow for some higher elevations around the greater Bay Area.

A wind advisory will be in effect from Tuesday afternoon through midday Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. Gusts of 40-55 mph are expected in some areas, and 65 mph on the region’s higher peaks.

Parts of the Bay Area could see light rain between Wednesday and Saturday, possibly accompanied by some thunder and hail, forecasters said.

A dusting of snow at elevations higher than 1,500 feet is possible for peaks in the East Bay and

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