They are hoping it wont be major this time, but every storm eyes will be to the sky to see what happens. Well be here live monitoring it. Joe vazquez, kpix5. Rain in north bay, but heres a live look at downtown walnut creek. It is still dry. The clouds are moving in, likely not a good night for outside dining. Chief meteorologist paul deanno has been tracking that rain as it moves in. It is its way south and the heaviest rain over napa and american canyon, glen ellen, st. Helena receiving heavy rainfall now moving out toward fairfield and vacaville. Looking to the south a few heavier showers around richmond and belvedere, a few light showers around San Francisco and hayward and alameda. Futurecast moving forward, the heaviest rainfall still stays north of the golden gate through midevening crossing the golden gate around midnight tonight. Thats when this front get energized. When the heavy rainfall hits you in san mateo county, contra costa county, Santa Clara Valley 3 or 4 a. M. Its t
Of the question. It is coming down payment the reports i am getting heavy rain right now. Sunset district seeing some heavy rain as well. San francisco down by chrissy field. Getting some very heavy rain. The storm is really just hitting now for much of the area. It is a slow mover. It is going to go slowly across the bay area and not really clear out until early tomorrow morning. The next four hours or so rainfall will be on and off and heavy at times. Oakland moderate right now. Richmond and dailies and city moderate rainfall. The focus of this Atmospheric River is it focuses on the Santa Cruz Mountains of the northbay hills. Rainfall accumulations could be 3 to 4 or even 6 inches in santa cruz. 1 am you see the system drach south. 4 am. 6 am a slow mover. A lot of rain and water tomorrow morning. We will have the details on what to expect. She has been monitoring the rain and when met tonight from sausalito. Reporter we are out by the golden gate bridge. In the past hour this rain h
Sur. I wouldnt be surprised 5 inches in mount tam watershed there. So thats why we have a Flash Flood Watch in effect for the burn areas of the north bay. Thats in effect until 3 a. M. Tomorrow morning. Thats 1 1 2 to three inches of rain probably more than that and then as we look at the rainfall forecast numbers, these are conservative numbers. Im expecting more rain in the hills than we have forecast. Rain so far has been relatively light, but thats going to change overnight. It means the morning commute is going to have a lot of water on the roadways. This is an Atmospheric River coming from the Hawaiian Islands and its focused on us here it goes. Theres the Hawaiian Islands. You see it right up into here and over the next 12 to 24 hours, about 36 hours, well see heavy rain especially in the coastal hills. So thats the overview. When i come back, well put the timeline on it and well look at the computer model and let you know what you can expect. I think the morning commute is real
As spencer mentioned, the storm has become a concern. Toxic runoff is a concern and now another worry that authorities did not expect. Wayne . Reporter a rainy afternoon to you, kristin. The concern now is below our feet. It is storm drains. Not only storm drains that are clogged with damage but storm drains that could have burned and collapsed during the fires. First came water, now comes water and a heavy storm approaches tonight. Now the question, what next . Im someone who doesnt generally get too ruffled about things and im always just teetering on the verge of tears. Thats sues an jones, a form he police chief. Her apartment still stands, surrounded by ruins and now theres a possibility of mud slides. I havent quite found all the words yet. The explanation comes from the assistant fire marshal who never expected subterranean storm drains to become an issue. But they have. Specially plastic ones. Its either completely burned away. The pipe in its entirety or hit burned all the way
And he says the shooter looked very upset and especially frustrated when he couldnt get into the locked doors of the school classrooms. He tells us it was only 8 to 15 seconds between the time the lockdown was complete and the time neal arrived on the quad where students previously were. You can see the bullet holes through here. Reporter the maintenance supervisor wasnt here for the shooting but shows ktvu where Kevin Janson Neal took aim at four classrooms and school office. He said 80 children were playing in the quad Tuesday Morning when the school went into lockdown and the entire staff went into action including the janitor. Custodian, who is 64, 270 pounds, he took off, get into the classrooms, get into the classrooms and so at that point, he was able to get everyone inside so there was no one left on the blacktop. Reporter the superintendent says the custodian peeked his head around the building and taught the attention of the shooter as he approached the campus. Neal reportedl