Todays situation. Its the Russian River in guerneville anticipated to overflow its banks between noon and 2 this afternoon and napa river is a major concern as well. We anticipate anywhere from minetor to moderate flooding to moderate minor to moderate flooding. A little light precipitation off the north bay coast but otherwise you have a bit of a break but that wont be the case towards lunchtime when you will see some scattered showers. We have had this line of rain push through the trivalley that 580, 680 corridor lining up against the diablo range pushing out of the district but it is wet into the san jose area. Meanwhile, Scotts Valley into santa cruz is a vigorous cell that moved through the bottom line is you will need the umbrella today. Lingering shower and a bit of a breeze but tomorrow we are setting the stage for a colder storm and windy conditions could see up to 3 1 2 inches of rain and the wettest locations. Extended forecast more rainy days ahead. Mostly cloudy skies tem
Throughout most of our north based on santa rosa touching down into parts of know very. As we go to the rest of the night we will continue to see more and more rain developing. By the time you get up and had to work expect heavier pockets and to need your umbrella all day. This is an allday event. Some of the heaviest rain will come down around lunch hour. That will be closer to 4 00 to 5 00 and continuing to tuesday night. Coming up will take a closer look into your forecast. The north northbay seems to be hardest hit from the storm. The several homes are still underwater. Some people are using boats in order to get around. The rain continues to come down and it continues to come down hard. Outstanding around a foot of water right here but you go a matter of feet from where im standing and thats the peewee golf and arcade location. They have at least 2 feet on the wall and i can see looking in the windows there is water inside. It is good to continue doing outside and has many in this
Throughout most of our north based on santa rosa touching down into parts of know very. As we go to the rest of the night we will continue to see more and more rain developing. By the time you get up and had to work expect heavier pockets and to need your umbrella all day. This is an allday event. Some of the heaviest rain will come down around lunch hour. That will be closer to 4 00 to 5 00 and continuing to tuesday night. Coming up will take a closer look into your forecast. The north northbay seems to be hardest hit from the storm. The several homes are still underwater. Some people are using boats in order to get around. The rain continues to come down and it continues to come down hard. Outstanding around a foot of water right here but you go a matter of feet from where im standing and thats the peewee golf and arcade location. They have at least 2 feet on the wall and i can see looking in the windows there is water inside. It is good to continue doing outside and has many in this
Water to go. The novato creek is at capacity. Theres lots of water pumping going on and lots of moving water going on. But at the time were not making a ton of progress. You can see crews working to pump this water out. Right now theres an emergency mitigation mode. Theyre allowing for a couple of dry days to allow this water to recede. As far as we know at this point in time theres no emergency plan or future plan in place to make sure that this doesnt happen next time it rains. Were live in novato, suzy steimel. Sea cliff state beach one of the hardest hit areas. Thats where the ocean is claiming a ship. Reporter its been a tourist attraction for generations and an icon of the Santa Cruz County coast. But now waters have turned the ship into a ship wreck. Very sad day. Reporter crowds came out as to say their goodbyes. Last year the ship broke in two but the days of floods are finishing it off. The ship turned into Party Platform is seeing its last days. Its sad to see that its falli
In to the climate deniers, the science is clear, the danger is real reporter todays decision energized environmentalists who planned to stand up for Climate Change and advocate for environmental policies. Governor brown says california is ready to lead that fight. Whatever they do in washington, they cant change the facts. And these are the facts. The climate is changing. The temperatures are rising. So are the oceans. Reporter President Trump also signed an executive order to streamline the environmental permitting process. The Natural Resources Defense Council calls this a dangerous move that removes the public from the entire process. Susie steimle, kpix 5. Today the environment, tomorrow immigration. President trump is expected to sign executive actions to tighten border security. New at 6 00 we get our first look at the major storm damage closing one of the most scenic highways in the world. Huge mudslides are blocking part of highway 1 in big sur. Kpix 5s len ramirez shows us the