Waymo, owned by Google's parent company Alphabet, is expanding its service area with a new swath of coverage not connected to San Francisco in the Bay Area.

Waymo is expanding deeper into the Bay Area, but it’s still skipping San Francisco International Airport — for now. The autonomous-vehicle giant on Tuesday began offering its ride-hailing service to a limited number of riders across a small swath of Silicon Valley.

You'll soon be able to order a Waymo robotaxi ride in the California cities of Mountain View, Los Altos and Palo Alto, as well as parts of Sunnyvale.

Though rainfall totals were significant in some areas, the winds stole the spotlight. The Marin Headlands saw gusts of 65 mph, while San Francisco International Airport recorded gusts of 59 mph. South San Francisco clocked in at 52 mph, with Behringer noting that wind gust readings in some places may have skewed higher.

The latest atmospheric river arrived on Wednesday in the Bay Area with damaging winds bringing down trees, the threat of thunderstorms, and possible snow in the highest peaks.