Hundreds Of SFO Flights Delayed, Cancelled Due To Storm
Travelers departing from San Francisco International Airport should expect delays due to the Bay Area storm.
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Travelers departing from San Francisco International Airport should expect delays due to the Bay Area storm.
The storm turned deadly Saturday when a middle-age woman was struck and killed by a falling tree at Canyon Lakes Golf Course in San Ramon.
A big storm forecast for this weekend could lead to possible flooding at Yosemite National Park.
Rain and wind Tuesday night into Wednesday morning will be particularly heavy in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, potentially causing flooding in some of the burned areas there, a National Weather Service meteorologist said.
A fast-moving cold front brought more rain and strong winds to the greater Bay Area Friday morning, impacting holiday travel by slowing freeway traffic and leading to numerous flight delays.
The storm hitting the Bay Area Friday has resulted in flight delays and some cancellations at both San Francisco International Airport and Mineta San Jose International, according to airport representatives.
A storm headed for the Bay Area could bring up to three inches of rain in some areas along with high winds and surf and possible thunderstorms.
Authorities Friday rescued two women and a litter of puppies who were trapped in the middle of the San Gabriel River during a pre-winter storm that drenched the state.
The wet, windy weather hitting the Bay Area Thursday has already resulted in significant flight delays and cancellations at San Francisco International Airport, according to SFO officials.
Both directions of state Highway 113 in unincorporated Solano County are closed after vehicles got stuck in flood waters.
Flash flood warnings and advisories were issued for parts of the North Bay Thursday afternoon as a potent storm front slammed into the Bay Area, bringing with it heavy rains and strong winds.
The storm that pummeled the Bay Area over the weekend dropped so much rain in the Sierra that Lake Tahoe is back to its natural rim and the Truckee River rose close to its banks, forecasters say.
California has vital snow in the Sierra Nevada and positive rainfall totals in many areas after a stormy autumn weekend up and down the state.
A trio of storms are on their way into the Sierra. Forecasters say Thanksgiving Day itself may be the best day for travel with sunny skies and mild conditions.
A large storm in the Gulf of Alaska is sending big seas south to the Bay Area over the next couple of days.
Much of the Bay Area received above average rainfall during the month of October.
The Bay Area braced for another soaking as the first in a series of storm systems moved in early Thursday to kick off several days of rain.
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for the area affected by the Soberanes Fire as rain moves back into the region Thursday.
An October storm front roared through Sonoma and Marin counties early Tuesday, dumping over than 2 inches of rain across the region.
Having already been drenched during an October surprise storm a week ago, Santa Cruz Mountain residents were preparing for another wet weather front to roll through the area on Thursday.
A strong storm is possible on Thursday in the Bay Area in the second of two rain systems forecasted for the week, National Weather Service officials said Sunday.
When the storm blew in Saturday over the Treasure Island Music Festival, it shut down the pier with a ferris wheel and cut the lights on the silent disco.
Officials forecast as much as 0.82 inches of rain in Sonoma County and 0.65 inches in Santa Cruz County by 5 a.m. Sunday.
Public works officials are asking residents to help prevent flooding by sweeping up leaves from the sidewalk.
While this Friday's expected rain is getting forecasters all excited, it's not going to be a show stopper. But, it is a good reminder that winter is coming.