it s going to be very hit or miss as we get a look now at the radar. some of that rain moving across the peninsula and into the east bay, then kind of skipping around the south bay from san jose, but you see some of the sprinkles moving from the santa cruz mountains over toward gilroy and morgan hill. the storm rangers, mountain doppler on san bruno mountain at this point moving around the bay area if need be, but right now we have it parked here to get the best view of the north and the south bay. so, here s a live look at our doppler radar truck. we are the only ones with this and we are able to get a view of what s happening aa round the bay area. as we get a look now at this, we see that the light rain is moving from union city over toward pleasanton as well as sunol. this light rain will continue to move through as we are seeing a little bit of some breaks here and there. also for the south bay as this rain is moving from the santa cruz mountains to morgan hill. this i
saturated. look at this play area under water because the ground can t take any more water. the river is just over there about 30 feet, the old timers here tell me, if the river comes up more, like last night it was almost over the riverbank, if we get 5 to 6 inches, something like that, they tell me it could go all the way to the road over there and make things worse. rainwater runoff has created streams along roadways in the santa cruz mountains, creating traction problems for drivers. especially on highway 17. it s the way it s been. that s the way it is all day yesterday. and monday. santa cruz chp had already logged 10 accidents on the highway on tuesday alone. when crashes weren t holding up traffic. mudslides and falling trees were. we ve been nonstop picking up little slides down the road. the patients and skills of drivers are sure to be tested even more. we re likely to see even more accidents. we had 10 yesterday as you heard from chp and santa cruz.
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