San Francisco pummeled by high winds and rains from Sunday storm
Gusty winds from Sunday's massive storm caused all sorts of problems in San Francisco, from damaged roofs to downed power lines.
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Gusty winds from Sunday's massive storm caused all sorts of problems in San Francisco, from damaged roofs to downed power lines.
The latest powerful atmospheric river plowed into California early Sunday, triggering warnings of possible "hurricane-force winds" and tornados in the South Bay and the Big Sur Coast in addition to a flash-flood watch in Monterey County.
Bringing power outages, flooded roads, downed trees and crushed cars, an atmospheric river storm swept across much of California Sunday. Team coverage by Andrea Nakano, Anne Makovec and Darren Peck. (2-4-24)
As another major storm made its way toward California, many in the East Bay got in as many normal weekend activities as they could. John Ramos reports. (2-3-24)
Residents in Santa Cruz and surrounding mountains are in the bullseye of the next storm barreling in and they're getting ready.
Residents in Santa Cruz and surrounding mountains are in the bullseye of the next storm barreling in and they know it. Len Ramirez reports. (2-2-24)
From North Bay flooding to Sierra white-outs and dangerous, lingering storm cells over Southern California, the atmospheric river will keep delivering this weekend. Team coverage. (2-2-24)
It was a common sight Thursday: trees felled by a wet, windy storm. Loureen Ayyoub reports. (2-1-24)
Amid stormy weather and strong winds, property damage can be a serious hazard. On Sunday night, the residents of one San Mateo apartment complex found out the hard way.
Officials in Pacifica announced that the closed Pacifica Pier would be remain shut down for several weeks to repair damage sustained during recent stormy weather.
Reed Cowan reports from Rio Del Mar in Aptos where the high surf left the beach a major mess. (12-29-23)
Alameda County's first responders are keeping their eyes peeled in case of storm damage or flooding during a patch of bad winter weather.
Capitola plans to repair the storm-damaged wharf and make the area more resilient during future weather events. Elizabeth Cook reports. (9-22-23)
Team coverage of flooding and mudslides caused by Hilary's record-breaking rainfall in Southern California and Nevada (8-21-2023)
Tropical Storm Hilary is drenching Southern California from the coast to inland mountains and deserts even as it begins to weaken.
Meteorologist Darren Peck has the latest on Tropical Storm Hilary and what effects it may have on the Bay Area.
Some San Mateo homeowners are still dealing with the aftermath of the winter storms that happened months ago, and they are worried future storms will be just as disastrous.
Devin Fehely reports on the challenges presented by extensive storm damage in Santa Cruz County (6-12-2023)
After being inundated by rain and wind over the winter, crews in Santa Cruz County will be working virtually nonstop this summer to repair damage left behind by those storms.
The deadline to apply for direct assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency was extended to July 20 for California residents in 12 counties who were impacted by winter storms.
Memorial Day Weekend marks the the first time residents can use all-day amenities at Seacliff State Beach following extensive storm damage.
State park officials said Wednesday that Mount Diablo's North Gate Road will be closed from Friday through mid-September to rebuild and stabilize a section of road damaged by storms this winter.
Thousand of people in the Monterey County community of Pajaro still have their lives on hold due to the devastating floods. A teenage girl who had to evacuate her home talks about the overwhelming stress of waiting for her family home to be repaired.
Pajaro Middle School in Monterey County will remain closed through the 2023-2024 school year, school district leaders announced in a letter to families Monday.
Two Santa Cruz County beach areas that suffered heavy winter storm damage have undergone initial repairs and are almost ready for summer visitors.
