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Marin mudslide triggered by bomb cyclone closes road, threatens utilities

Marin mudslide triggered by bomb cyclone closes road, threatens utilities
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Marin thrashed as bomb cyclone storm topples trees, cuts power

Wind gusts reached 68 mph on Wolfback Ridge in Sausalito, 58 mph near Nicasio Reservoir and 56 mph near Woodacre, according to the National Weather Service.

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Dangerous winds, lightning likely in Napa County

High winds expected overnight bring the threat of more downed trees and power outages.

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Marin faces weather wallop as storm advances [The Marin Independent Journal, Novato, Calif ]

Marin faces weather wallop as storm advances [The Marin Independent Journal, Novato, Calif.] Jan. 26 A storm billed as the biggest rain dump of the season drove toward Marin County on Tuesday, bearing heavy rain, strong winds and potential for power outages and flash flooding. The National Weather Service forecast that the “atmospheric river” would could drop buckets of water through Wednesday. The winds were expected to blow between 20 and 45 mph with gusts pushing over 60 mph into Wednesday. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. warned that wind-toppled trees and utility lines could cause power outages throughout its service area. Approximately 3 to 4 inches of rain is expected to fall over Marin, with Mount Tamalpais and other peaks likely to receive up to 6 inches, said Brayden Murdock, meteorologist for the weather service.

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