Youre watching cbs 5 Eyewitness News in high definition. Holiday weekend is upon us. And the rain about to come back with a vengeance. Good evening. Im ken bastida. And im juliette goodrich. Lets get right to it with chief meteorologist paul deanno. Paul . Things are getting much more active. Lots of rainfall. Lets get right to cbs 5 hidef doppler which is showing you some pretty steady rainfall moving right toward the San Francisco peninsula, there we go. About ten minutes away from invading the city. Daly city, youre included in that. Vacaville, fairfield, all the way up toward sacramento. Look at this wide shot here. Thunderstorms, so a couple hours to our north and west. Thats the next wave of heavy rainfall that will move through. The rain, how about half a foot of new rain . More than two inches for santa rosa. It trails off when you get into the south bay but theres lots more coming over the weekend. Snowfall in which one day, only one, will be mainly dry over the next week. Com
More than two inches for santa rosa. It trails off when you get into the south bay but theres lots more coming over the weekend. Snowfall in which one day, only one, will be mainly dry over the next week. Coming up soon. Paul. Thanks for that. The storm made a mess all over the bay area, especially, as paul says, the north bay. Cbs 5 reporter elisa is in marin tonight. Reporter the rain is really starting to come down and were starting to feel strong wind gusts, just the start of whats going to be a soggy hold weekend. The first day of winter blew into the bay area with heavy rain and strong winds, even snow at higher elevations. This is just the beginning of what would be a very wet weekend. The weather already did some damage today, causing hundreds of power outages, swelling creeks. This was the scene on highway 1 earlier. And in inverness, high winds toppled a 100foot tree onto a carport, a close call for the driver, who was getting ready to run errands. I was standing right undern
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