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Of days. Julie watts is tracking the rain. We should dry out through most of the bay area later on today and get a break with the exception of the north bay. I think well see scattered showers lingering up north later today. Lets check hidef doppler right now. The best precipitation right now at the west slope of the sierra we are seeing a rain snow mix at the Higher Elevations. The east bay seeing a lot of rainfall this, most of the moderate cells in benicia, concord, walnut creek with heavier rainfall, hercules light rain. And some of the heavier rain is towards antioch. Well talk more about how its impacting your commute in traffic coming up. There are new concerns in parts of the bay area damaged by the wine country wildfires. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores is live in santa rosa where rain is bringing its own set of problems jessica. Reporter good morning. Well, its not raining anymore but whats left behind you can see some puddles and thats what officials are concerned about. Toxic debris
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