Drew tuma has been hour by hour look. This is shaping up to be a sober year. The strongest this season. As we go deeper in the day monday, rain becomes heavier and winds become stronger. Live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight will show you overcast skies. Wider picture, storm system to our south is tapping into a lot of moisture. And that is all headed our way. On the storm impact scale, this is a level 3, strong storm, moving in on monday. Heavy rain at times, strong winds. Especially monday evening. And there is concern for flooding over our recent burn scars in the north base. Lets get you out the door tomorrow morning. Hour by hour. 6 00 in the morning. Isolated shower along the coast and north bay. By 8 00 as we get deeper into the morning commute the showers become more widespread. So your rush hour is on monday, using caution in the morning with light showers but all eyes on the evening commute. It is heavy rain, strong winds, add extra time. There is ponding on roadways an
Danger. The city is improvising with miles of these straw waddles for erosion control. Were waiting to see what happens, what the storm brings. Reporter the Santa Rosa Fire Department is on alert. It plans to monitor hillsides for any runoff. Most of the underground storm drains which burned have been repaired or replaced. Weve done a lot of work. We continue to be prepared. We continue to be ready. Mi reporter mike lost his home in the fire. He sold off his lots. His thought are with his neighbors who live downhill. Theres some lots sloping to the street where the vegetation and shrubs are all gone. So some of that will wash into the streets. Reporter the Fire Department using social media to get the word out to neighbors, it tweeted a potent storm with heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds will develop tonight and intensify tomorrow afternoon. The last thing we want to do is evacuate based on any sort of a developing situation. But we want people to be prepared for it. After the fire
There could be flash flooding and mudslides already devastated by the wildfires. Reporter the biggest concern are erosion, a real fighting chance get the elements. Its a game of beat the clock for this landscaping crew working in santa rosas Fountain Grove neighborhood. A storm is moving in. We most likely wont work if theres a big storm coming. Reporter hes pouring concrete for a new fence around his Fountain Grove home, the old fence burned in the fires, but his house survived. I tried to get ahead of the rain and some of the trees we probably just cut it down but were not taking it out at the root so its keeping the dirt from sliding. Reporter mudslides are the biggest worry. Most of the vegetation was wiped out in the firestorm. These new signs warn of the danger. The city is improvising with miles of these straw waddles for erosion control. Were waiting to see what happens, what the storm brings. Reporter the Santa Rosa Fire Department is on alert. It plans to monitor hillsides fo
But the heavy rabe will come tomorrow. So lets get the latest on the timing of the storm from memeteorologist drew tuma. Yeah, guys. It will be a onetwo punch with this storm system. Heavy rain and strong and potentially damaging winds with it, as well. Live doppler 7 hd tracking it all. You can see light showers approaching the coastline and the storm system several hundred miles away feeding in moisture not only here but all the way down to southern california. On the storm impact scale, this is going to be a strong level three storm on monday, heavy rain at times, and with that heavy rain, the concern is flooding. Tomorrow morning, the commute will be slower than normal, light showers and pockets of fog. But the evening commute, heavy rain, strong winds during that time. So hydroplaning certainly an issue, along with slick spots. A Flash Flood Watch over to napa, for areas that we had the recent burn scars. Heavy rabe ovin should lead to mudslides in those areas. Well show you when
Californians have been arrested for cannabis related offensive. People are trying to get there life and the right direction. Max they continue the work to clear this within the next year, the director for the office of cannabis hopes this effort will be replicated by das across the state. A train carrying republican lawmakers slammed into a garbage truck in virginia leaving one person dead and two other people seriously hurt. Lauren blanchard is in virginia, we are hearing from some of those who were on the train. The shock of the collision was so much that you were not braced for it. It through a lot of peoples heads into seats and people in the aisles fell down. Reporter the train was carrying dozens of congress members, staff and families when it slammed into a dump truck. According to passengers the train was going about 70 Miles Per Hour when the collision occurred. Capital and gop doctors and nurses sprang into action, attending to the injured including the three people who were