Off a little bit and some light showers are run the bay area. There are two different systems, one on saturday, one on sunday, and we will take a look with complete coverage, coming up. Live Team Coverage. Dan kerman is in the north bay. Charles clifford is in the east bay. And alecia reid is in San Francisco. But first. Weather center with jaquelyn our Storm Team Coverage bay. Where a man is dead. He was pulled from a rain swollen creek in Santa Cruz County. Kron fours rob fladeboe has the story now. From capitola. The coroner and Santa Cruz County search and rescue team pulled the body of an uniddentified male from soquel creek along bay avenue shortly before 11 a. M. At this point it does not look like there is anything suspicious. Simply that it is a person that that is a submerged in water, deceased. Friday. Police at the time could not say if the man drowned or whether his death is stormrelated. Police were also checking to see whether the grim discovery is related to the search
Heaviest rains in the Early Morning. Flash flood watch in effect. We showed you the pictures. Tom vacar is watching the Russian River. Up high on the river. It isnt up yet, is it . Reporter no. 5 minutes ago it was scattered showers, but now it is starting to come down. Here is the latest from the forecasters about what the river levels will be. The Russian River is now just over around 3 feet. However by late saturday night, or early sunday, it is expected to rise and peak at 17 feet. Very high but still 6 feet under its normal flood stage. Remember these are forecasts based on what the storms are expected to do, so with water so close to the flood stage coming, caution is advised, something most folks up here understand. We will stand by and keep watching. But at this point the weather is starting to come in, the winds are picking up. Back to you. The north bay saw major flooding on new years day in 2006. The Russian River went over the banks and so did the napa river. It wasnt the r
Check it out. From clear lake, south to cloverdale, napa, vacaville, all now getting a steady soaking rainfall. The 680 corridor, also tapping into the rain, all the way down the pleasanton. Look at all that rain, due west of san francisco. San mateo, half moon bay, it will be pouring in the city within the hour. The heaviest rainfall still to the north. Its creeping to the south, though, and tomorrow is going to be a washout, wet all day, windy as well at times, with rough surf and a slight thunderstorm chance. Thats it. Flash flood watch is in effect for the coast, for the north bay and for the mountains through monday. Thats an update. There will be widespread ponding on the roads and urban flooding. Wind advisory also in effect. Wind gusts 35 to 45 miles an hour. And take a look at our futurecast. Look at the color code. Theres not one part of the bay area that our computer forecast model says will receive less than three inches of rain between now and sunday. This will be a widesp
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