System. Its just now starting to move in. Something thats different from yesterday, a lot more lightning with this one and heavy downpours along with gusty winds. Were seeing bright intensities picking up on the radar moving from San Francisco down into the peninsula. Well be moving in there and approaching parts of the east bay as well. As we go into the morning, lightning strikes, gusty winds and potential for small hail, at least initially. So here is what to expect as that rain moves in, the lightning offshore moves in. By late morning we still have some widespread heavy rain and some spots where there could be some flooding. During the afternoon to evening hours, this could still be lingering with thunderstorms and some gusty winds likely as we go into this evening as well before it all tapers off and we get ready for the next round. Ill detail what else to expect. Its coming up in the full micro climate forecast. Lets check in with mike to see whats happening on the roadways. Kar
Are low lying. Now all of this rain moving through san jose in fremont. A closer look shows that also palo alto dealing with the rain heading up the peninsula to san mateo, thats where all the intense rain is falling. Also hayward, san ramon and pleasanton. In San Francisco, it is pouring there, pretty much all across the city as we see a lot of yellows an greens here on the radar. The concern of flooding along with gusty winds. Lets check in with anthony to see if we have anything happening yet. I want to keep the viewers up to date this morning as you get going. We have a Flash Flood Watch in effect. Thats why were talking about the heavy rain. This Flash Flood Watch is in effect all across the entire bay and also for the inner bay, the low lying locations. Street flooding possible this morning and also debris and mud flows as well. If youve got any pictures, send them on in to us. You can tweet them, facebook, and send them in to nbc bay area. Well continue to track this. Mike is tr
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