As a result so far the fed is on did try to keep those. To the homes those catherine in islam building burn we keep hearing obviously about those homes still threatened any idea how close the flames are how dominant that problem as . Reporter with hellfire s the the question in some cases some of these homes have been a hundred cars hit have been a hundred yards away. These mandatory evacuations were put into effect for People Safety out here. And again paul lot of anticipation so far though tell fire during a very good job but cutting fire lines around those homes in areas to try and stop the flames mideast and in those areas so far fingers crossed that has been successful. Catherine whether strong winds feeling this fire. With the latest on the weather facing. Reporter currently 87 degrees when us, the southeast direction and 50 mi. Per hour wind gusts. 8 00 p. M. Should drop down to bottle the miles per hour. 84 degrees by 8 00 p. M. In that Lake Berryessa area condition. Sorosilica
Is here tracking the storm. Lets check in with chief meteorologist Brittney Shipp about the Flash Flood Warnings. San jose has been hit particularly hard by this storm. The release of water from the anderson dam has had a major impact the areas near coyote creek. Kron 4s j. R. Stone continues our Team Coverage tonight. J. R. First off. What does the weather look like out there tonight . Steve, the rain continues to fall here in san jose. We did get a short break late this afternoon but it has again started to rain. Behind me you can see that bright light. They are using a pump to try and clear out some of this water at south bay Mobile Home Park. They actually had two pumps they were using but one of those has been taken away. This is what this Mobile Home Park looked like this afternoon. You can see that in some locations the roads were underwater. The Fire Department was keeping a close eye on this. Mandatory evacuations were not given but still some people did evacuate. The back sid
This system will increase through this morning, especially along the coast and in the hills. Locally strong andgusty winds will then continue through monday night. Strongestwinds are anticipated this afternoon and evening as a frontalboundary gradually moves south through the area. Winds will slowlydiminish late tonight. Caz006505507 509512517518529530210500 o. Con. Kmtr. Hw. W. 0005. 170220t2 100z170221t1100z o. Con. Kmtr. Wi. Y south bay emergency crews are keeping a close eye on coyote creek tonight. A neighboring Mobile Home Park flooded today. Kron 4s j. R. Stone continues our Team Coverage this evening. J. R. At 8 oclock tonight it appeared that things were Getting Better out there. One accident after the next monday afternoon on interstate 280. This as the rain came down hard. Highways were a mess in many sections of the bay area and sideroads werent much better. Especially in san jose where the south bay Mobile Home Park flooded. Sot you could have road in a canoe down heregene
Pst friday. Surface observations indicate that wind speeds are starting to lessen somewhat, although a few Airport Locations are still gusting in the 2535 mph range. Automated stations in Higher Elevations are reporting gusts in the 5060 mph range still, however, all of these wind speeds are expected to lessen within the next few hours. Radar also indicates that rainfall is less extensive across the region, although shower activity is expected to persist on and off through the evening. The upper level low and associated surface low pressure centers continue to deepen off of the california coast. This system is on track to move inland across the San Francisco bay area by early evening. Winds will diminish as the surface low shifts inland this afternoon evening. As lingering moisture remains in place, scattered showers will remain possible through tonight and into saturday morning. A slight chance of thunderstorms is possible across the Central Coast this afternoon and evening in the uns
Pst friday. Surface observations indicate that wind speeds are starting to lessen somewhat, although a few Airport Locations are still gusting in the 2535 mph range. Automated stations in Higher Elevations are reporting gusts in the 5060 mph range still, however, all of these wind speeds are expected to lessen within the next few hours. Radar also indicates that rainfall is less extensive across the region, although shower activity is expected to persist on and off through the evening. The upper level low and associated surface low pressure centers continue to deepen off of the california coast. This system is on track to move inland across the San Francisco bay area by early evening. Winds will diminish as the surface low shifts inland this afternoon evening. As lingering moisture remains in place, scattered showers will remain possible through tonight and into saturday morning. A slight chance of thunderstorms is possible across the Central Coast this afternoon and evening in the uns