To welcome customers back so soon. Good evening and thanks for joining us at everybody im Vicki Liviakis and im grant lotus not as bad as it was last night, but this Atmospheric River continues to pass through parts of the bay area tonight. Prompting several weather alerts in our region. The rain is falling in Santa Cruz County tonight streets there as you can see. Pretty slick and water is standing in some areas of Boulder Creek. Flood advisory has expired within just the past hour. But a Flash Flood Watch is in effect that curation orders and warnings remain in place near the burn zones in san mateo and santa cruz counties see her on the map the areas shaded in yellow are under evacuation warnings. The areas in red have evacuation orders in place. Is rain and snow knocked out power for more than half a million pg e customers in northern california. Nearly 75 of those customers have their power back on right now, but 16,000 customers in the bay area. Theyre still in the dark tonight a
It gets heavier as you had further east and southeast e il pockets of moderate and heavy rain within the Santa Cruz Mountains. We still have about another hour to go for this Flash Flood Warning that overlaps with the czu burn scar. As this emerges from the south i think new warnings will have to replace that, whether that happens right at 6 30 or they wait a little bit for the next wave of more substantial moisture to arrive. We will keep you updated on that. The moisture again is just being sent up towards us by the bulk of this Atmospheric River with the heaviest rain being aimed further to our south, but plenty of the bay area is getting in on all of this rainfall. We will add it up with a closer look at it accounts coming up in a few minutes. We have sent meteorologist darren peck into some of the heaviest rain at morgan hill, darren, any report of flooding on 101 in the northbound planes, just to the north of morgan hills, so some problems in your neck of the woods . Would not be