Streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking at life from our exclusive sales force camera as we look west on this monday morning. Good morning everyone. It is monday, it is on the 17th. Wh awild weekend when it came to the weather. Im michelle griego. Im len kiese and we are having another potentially hot and stormy day. We have the forecast verse. Thats right. Tracking another round of thunderstorms that is a possibility as we head to morning. Due to the instability. And were looking at high temperatures that will continue. Our heatwave does continue as we look ahead to today. The highdef doppler, just a few i slated showers right now but you can see those lightning strikes overnight in the sacramento area with thunderstorms in sacramento area. As we head to morning, we are looking at the potential for a few more i said to thunderstorms as we had through our morning for our region. And because of that, we have that red flag warning that remains in effect for the bay area. That is in ef
Up and make sure you get all of the leaves out of the trade. Drain pam pleasantville public works will also be keeping an eye on said that stations and creek levels. And the days ahead. Weather experts also say people should be prepared because the brain is not going to let up for quite some time. Rain pam as kron4 terisa get this does your reports, one area is really going to bear the brunt of the storms. Reporter this down for its welcome north bay residents this monday morning and experts say you are going to see a lot more of this kind of steady rain and did what its all because of the el nino. The set up now for the next couple of weeks is really what we would put into a text book. What an annual storm looks like. Reporter and neurologist and former National Weather service forecaster has been analyzing and analyzing a series of storms. Take a look here as he explains in recent months the want came from the north, but these new storms come from the pacific. For there will be showe