the way through the weekend and into monday night, so very treacherous weather expected there for the weekend, especially getting up over those passes. and for us, we showed you those pictures of the coastline where we have a high surf warning in place until 10 a.m. tomorrow with large breaking waves of possibility and onto the coastal flooding of coastal flood advisory that starts early tomorrow morning, we ll go until nine o clock again. this is when we do expect that. heavy downpour to return to the bay area. you can see it s for our basic communities as well as our northway valleys, but the entire bay area remains under a flood watch for the possibility of flooding going on in those low lying areas and the drainage areas. better details on the timeline and what we can expect for your weekend coming up. all right, rosemary. thank you. we ll see you soon. mud from a steep hillside came crashing down on a marin county apartment complex, forcing several residents to scramble
meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary gasia. i came in just a while ago, and those freeways are very slick and hazardous, and there is still bay area. wel continue with this pattern on and off for the entire weekend, giving you a live. look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary there, san francisco in the back dropping could you see all that overcast sky as we turn it over to storm tracker to widespread rain over the last few hours, although we are beginning to see a little bit of a break in some spots along the north bay coastline as portions of the sonoma valley floor and then shifting into the central south bay area you can see along the coast and along san francisco peninsula, we ve got a little bit of a break. meanwhile the east bay and the south bay continue with light to moderate rain at this time, as well as into the santa cruz mountains. let s head to the mountains, talking about the sierra mountains where we could see 3 to 6 ft of snow by the end of the weekend