Approaching storm unlikely to help North Bay reservoir levels much
Wilson Walker reports on arriving storm system making minimal dent in North Bay's current drought status (11-30-2022)
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Wilson Walker reports on arriving storm system making minimal dent in North Bay's current drought status (11-30-2022)
A travel warning has been issued for the Sierra starting Wednesday night as the first of two storm systems expected to deliver up to five feet of snow closes in on the region.
Max Darrow reports on a local climate expert saying recent storms have greatly reduced fall and winter fire risk (11-9-2022)
Scattered showers expected into the late evening with more colder temps forecast (11-8-2022)
Team coverage of flooding and a South Bay rescue after storm system brings significant rain to region (11-8-2022)
"We are heart sick and devastated, but our community will prove to be so much stronger than Ian," Mayor Holly Smith said of the island, which has been cut off from Florida's mainland.
Team coverage of the impacts from Hurricane Ian as it makes landfall on the southwest coast of Florida (9-28-2022)
Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for the whole state, which is at risk of major flash flooding this week.
Rain began to arrive overnight across the Bay Area as storm system off the coast brought the potential for a record amount of precipitation over the next couple of days.
Nearly 50-foot waves and tides up to 13 feet are expected as the dangerous storm brings hundreds of miles of hurricane-force winds.
Bay Area residents woke to the heaviest precipitation the region has experienced in recent memory Thursday morning as the leading edge of a potent spring storm dumped another round of rain expected to continue into Friday.
A storm system advanced down the West Coast Wednesday afternoon toward the San Francisco Bay Area, carrying with it a threat of intense downpours, thundershowers and several feet of snow for the Sierra.
A new cold front coming to California motivated weather services to issue storm warnings Wednesday, with significant rain forecast along with the possibility of cloud-to-ground lightning and hail.
While the showers that started falling Sunday night were welcome in the Bay Area, experts say the small amount of precipitation won't have much impact on the local water supply.
An approaching storm front continued to intensify Sunday morning, taking aim at the Santa Cruz Mountains and Monterey County, triggering flash flood warnings for the Colorado and Dolan Fire burn scars along the Big Sur coast.
While the major Sierra highways had reopened as of Wednesday morning, officials are urging people to stay home to keep traffic to a minimum.
A band of intense downpours rolled across the San Francisco Peninsula Wednesday morning, triggering a flood advisory from the National Weather Service as run-off from the saturated hillsides ponded in roadways and flowed into streams and creeks.
State agencies have partially reopened Interstate 80 to both westbound and eastbound Tuesday evening after an extended shutdown due to a severe holiday snowstorm.
An intense winter storm front, stirring up powerful winds and whiteout blizzard conditions, continued to hammer the Lake Tahoe area early Monday, triggering an avalanche that shut down Highway 89 near Tahoe City and hampering search efforts for a missing Northstar skier.
Flood waters flowed down Corral Reef Ave. in El Granada after a potent winter storm front roared through the San Mateo County coastline Thursday morning, quickly dumping more than an inch of rain during an intense downpour.
A large decaying cyclone off the West Coast triggered showers in the San Francisco Bay Area and snow flurries in the Sierra early Wednesday, the first of several storm fronts predicted for the region stretching through the Christmas holiday weekend.
As the storm watch continued Wednesday evening with more rain from the latest system, parts of the CZU Complex Fire burn scar could see an increase in potential debris flow.
The latest atmospheric river to pass through Northern California has prompted Marin Water officials to consider rolling back water restrictions, despite current drought conditions.
In a region in the grips of a severe drought the rain totals from a potent atmospheric river were a welcomed relief -- nearly a foot of precipitation fell over the last 72 hours on Mt. Tamalpais and more than 10 inches drenched Ben Lomond in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Showers lingered across the San Francisco Bay Area Tuesday, but the brunt of a potent atmospheric river roared into the Sierra, triggering blizzard conditions, hurricane-force winds and concerns over the threat of an avalanche.
