Well talk about your forecast. Reporter turn churs and tire tracks dumped here. Also, a frightening scene at an east bay oil refinery. Why the public is being told theres no need to worry. Mornings on 2 starts now. Welcome to mornings on 2. Im tori campbell. Im dave clark. Were on watch as another round of rain is starting to approach the bay area coming down hard in Sonoma County moving in on the morning commute. We have team coverage. Steve is tracking the storm. Sal is keeping an eye out for the traffic problems. And alex savidge is live in tiburon where many people have been dealing with flooding. Were keeping an eye on all of this for you. Were ready. Its friday, december 19th. Im dave clark. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steves all over this. You were saying so were some of the viewers. Jeff in kentwood said its not raining that bad. I said it should pick up. He writes me back, its pouring we had reports of into russian river, napa county. Its approaching towards just gett
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