Group of over 200 school children evacuated from YMCA camp in Boulder Creek
A group of over 200 school children were evacuated from a YMCA science camp in Boulder Creek Wednesday due to the approaching storm, authorities said.
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A group of over 200 school children were evacuated from a YMCA science camp in Boulder Creek Wednesday due to the approaching storm, authorities said.
Devin Fehely reports on a large group of children who had to be evacuated from a YMCA science camp in the Santa Cruz Mountains ahead of the approaching storm (1-4-2023)
Kenny Choi reports on additional precautions many SF businesses on Harrison Street took ahead of Wednesday's storm (1-4-2022)
Lezla Gooden reports on San Franciscans scrambling to prepare for onslaught of Wednesday's storm (1-4-2023)
The Sonoma County Sheriff issued an evacuation warning for the area along the Russian River from Healdsburg to Jenner Wednesday night, according to authorities.
The rain runoff Wednesday from the atmospheric river was washing over Highway 17 near Redwood Estates. Meanwhile, at least two residents said they were defying mandatory evacuation orders.
Residents of 15 homes in Richmond voluntarily evacuated Tuesday night and Wednesday after the hillside above the Seacliff development began showing signs of mudslides.
Residents in San Francisco were still scrambling to get sandbags for flood mitigation early Wednesday evening, just as the rain from the atmospheric river storm was intensifying.
Officials in Alameda County are advising some residents in the area of Sunol to leave their homes due to the threat presented by the heavy rainfall expected into Thursday.
Meteorologist Darren Peck talks about impacts of atmospheric river arriving Wednesday afternoon (1-4-2023)
Justin Andrews reports on San Leandro residents worried about the collapsing wall of a canal getting worse during latest storm (1-4-2023)
Jocelyn Moran reports on San Jose declaring a state of emergency ahead of storms arrival, moves to find shelter for unhoused (1-4-2023)
In a world getting used to extreme weather, 2023 is starting out more bonkers than ever and meteorologists are saying it's natural weather weirdness with a bit of help from human-caused climate change.
The entire town of Pescadero was gearing up for the approaching rainstorm Tuesday, but some who live there believe many of the flooding problems the community faces are actually man-made.
John Ramos reports on how some Pescadero residents feel that the coastal town's flooding problems can be blamed on faulty engineering (1-3-2022)
Anne Makovec reports on worries in the South Bay that Wednesday's storm could cause worst flooding in region since 2017 (1-3-2023)
Among the people who study weather and water in our state, a lot of focus is on what some might call "the big one" when it comes to rainfall: The so-called "ark storm."
Devin Fehely reports on people living in the Santa Cruz Mountains bracing for the worst from Wednesday's storm (1-3-2022)
Flood evacuation warnings have already been issued for several communities in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where people are being encouraged to pack up now.
KPIX meteorologist Darren Peck gives the latest update on the approaching atmospheric river (1-3-2022)
Team coverage of the rush to brace for more flooding with next storm arriving in 24 hours (1-3-2022)
After experiencing an atmospheric river that soaked Northern California New Year's weekend, Bay Area residents prepared for another, even more devastating storm system set to arrive Wednesday.
John Ramos reports on questions arising as people who rarely have to deal with flooding deal with damage from weekend deluge (1-2-2023)
Lezla Gooden reports on concerns over huge sinkhole at the Oakland Zoo that crews won't be able to repair until after incoming storms (1-2-2023)
Madison Keavy reports on scramble to repair damaged levees in Sacramento County (1-2-2023)
