New round of atmospheric river storms poised to hit Bay Area through weekend
Another round of atmospheric river-fueled storms was poised to soak the Bay Area from Tuesday night into the weekend, accompanied by gusty winds and possible thunderstorms.
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Another round of atmospheric river-fueled storms was poised to soak the Bay Area from Tuesday night into the weekend, accompanied by gusty winds and possible thunderstorms.
After a slow start to the rainy season, the waterfalls at Uvas Creek Park in southern Santa Clara County are flowing. Mary Lee reports.
Heavy rain from the latest atmospheric river triggered flood warnings in several Bay Area counties and evacuations in Santa Cruz County Thursday.
Thursday’s atmospheric river storm brought intense rain and winds to much of the region, causing evacuations in the Santa Cruz Mountains and major impacts in the East Bay. Len Ramirez and Kara St. Cyr report.
Meteorologist Jessica Burch says the steady, heavy rain will let up Thursday afternoon before downpours resume later.
Team coverage of the overnight atmospheric river that caused some Santa Cruz County evacuations and has left flood and wind advisories in place across the Bay Area.
Deputies were going door-to-door to evacuate residents along the swollen San Lorenzo River in the community of Felton in the Santa Cruz Mountains Thursday. Veronica Macias reports.
People who live and work in Guerneville and Forestville said they are enduring long detours after portions of a major road was washed into the Russian River from last week's storm. A looming bridge retrofit could make trips even longer.
Another round of wet and windy weather was set to run through the Bay Area with the storm triggering multiple warnings and advisories.
Expect rain starting late Wednesday, with heavy rain for the Thursday morning commute, as another atmospheric river storm moves through the region. Paul Heggen has the forecast.
People who live and work in Guerneville and Forestville said they are enduring long detours after portions of a major road was washed into the Russian River from last week’s storm. A looming bridge retrofit could make trips even longer. Kenny Choi reports.
A family in Marin County still can't return to their home due to damage from storms that rolled through last week. Now, another atmospheric river storm is set to bring even more rain.
A family in Marin County still can’t return to their home due to damage from storms that rolled through last week. Now, another atmospheric river storm is set to bring even more rain. Wilson Walker reports.
Cold temperatures Tuesday with another atmospheric river system hitting the region midweek. Darren Peck has the forecast.
Two people have been found dead in Sonoma County in less than 24 hours from the effects of the atmospheric river storm systems battering the Bay Area this week, authorities said Thursday.
Team coverage of continuing rains as the Bay Area tries to clean up from the last round of storm damage.
Rain from the latest storm system is moving through the region but the Bay Area may not be done with the precipitation until the weekend. Paul Heggen has the forecast.
Santa Rosa and Sonoma County have seen increasing impacts from the atmospheric river storms this week. Kara St. Cyr reports.
Flooding remains a concern, particularly in the North Bay, as the Bay Area receives additional rain from the third atmospheric river storm in less than a week on Thursday.
A Marin County Sheriff's deputy helped save a driver who became trapped when her vehicle ended up in a flooded creek during Tuesday's atmospheric river storm, in a rescue caught on camera.
Heavy rains and wind continue across the Bay Area Thursday with a chance of thunderstorms into the afternoon ahead of a dry weekend. Zoe Mintz has the forecast.
Team coverage of authorities recovering two victims who died during storms in Sonoma County with more rain on the way.
Despite Wednesday's sunny weather, the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said that previous evacuation orders along the Russian River prompted by this week's atmospheric river are still in effect.
A landslide tore through a Santa Rosa home Tuesday evening, trapping residents inside until firefighters rescued them, according to a Sonoma County Fire District spokesperson.
The Russian River in Sonoma Couty reached moderate flood stage Wednesday and was expected to peak. People in low-lying areas were told to evacuate last night, but some residents have stayed put and are now stuck in their homes waiting for the water to subside. Veronica Macias reports.
