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
Toss to weather and traffic. The cold frontal rain band is now moving southeastward through monterey county, with locally gusty winds and scattered showers left in its wake. Flooding remains a concern as water continues to flow down the slopes from the recent heavy rains, but will diminish later tonight and tuesday aside from some of the slower to respond mainstem rivers. Showers and winds will gradually taper off over the next 24 hours, with mainly dry though cooler conditions expected for wednesday through friday. More active weather looks to return to our area next weekend however, with a cold and wet storm system potentially moving in. Spots. Bay bridge wb 80 is min from the maze to sf. San less then 30 min from 880 to 101. Golden gat bridge than 30 min toll plaza. Bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 our top story. Storm damage from this last storm. We start in the east bay. The Alameda Creek continues to rise and now streets are closed due to flooding and a mudslide
Public access. Over 2,000 pages of the documents the eir never addresses the impact of confining the public to trails. There are lots of comments about this during consultation on the draft but no response from planning. Eve inen in the response memoes they never address this ground of our appeal. Small. Rpd smalled the signs in the natural areas in 2015. Do they mean we cant walk off trail . The ramp says off trail access isnt allowed in ma 1 and 2. The signs indicate this applies to all the natural areas and last weekend i had the opportunity to watch lisa wayne leading a Walking Group in mclaren park and fielding questions from a grup of 30 people. When asked of the intent of the sign the least sensitive areas will be off limits. This means the plan asks us to give a quarter of our park land in the city to this program instead of parks wealver a few trails to walk through the areas where we used to play, picnic and explore. These maps show two things, they show trail closures and fe
Good job on thatand the historical architecture of sharp park. You live most of your life and you live in this historical architecture and it is great architecture and it focuses energy and if you notice those who participate in it and who work in it that is what this golf course has done. And we support the recognition [timer dings] and the historical nature of this golf course. Thank you very much. We urge you to reject the appeal. Thank you. Next speaker please. Good evening. Denise louise. Native san franciscan, 40 year resident of Mount Davidson. Neighbors and i live in fear of fire, falling trees and winds and our planet a long time ago and they were stressed out by five consecutive years of drought and they are just not what they used to be an autobody who is working with the one for as to those that we need this plan to banish the trees in Mount Davidson. Now okay the word about that term biodiversityit was quantified by renowned scientist eo wilson to promote a semblance is of