tom, this has been weeks of storms right now. what s your biggest concern with this latest round? reporter: bianna, it s staggering to know at christmas when we knew this atmospheric river would begin, that it would last a few weeks. think about how far we ve con in just weather forecasting. we ve had six events, today is number seven. we re going to have eight, nine and ten. i ll let you know when those are going to come look at southern california numbers. ventura, over 18.75 inches. san marcos pass, we were almost freaking out in the weather center when they hit a foot. but 17 inches. santa barbara breaking an all-time record. san luis obispo as well. the ventura river rose 17 feet in just 12 hours, reaching an all-time crest of 25 feet, all-time highest. it s now down to eight.
station one to coordinate all these things. so we have done well. we have not fortunately had fatalities or serious injuries so far that we re aware of. and we have had some flooding. and the creek beds have breached their limits in a couple spots. but the damage has been relatively light. we re going to be doing we re not looking for rescues at the moment. we re looking to do surveys and damage assessments until about over 100 cars that have stalled in water areas. given that, mayor, what is your most urgent concern right now? our most urgent concern is at this point in time, cleaning up and preparing for the next wave coming in probably saturday. we re due for a couple more bands today. but saturday is apparently when there s going to be another storm of intensity. we did have over a foot of rain up on san marcos pass, directly above the city.