showers mendocino county coastline. we have a new flash flood watch north bay, coast, santa cruz mountains, increased risk of mudslides more than the high level it s at now, coastal flood warning tomorrow morning until lunchtime. this is because of astronomical high tides. in addition to the storm coming in, we ll see gusty winds everywhere in the bay area, especially in the hills upwards of 50 to 60 miles an hour and who are snow for the sierra and more snow for the sierra, 2 feet to 36 inches. we ll talk about how much rain to expect for your weekend coming up. betty yu is standing by in the santa cruz mountains tonight. it has been a mess there tonight. reporter: that s right, ken. i am standing on bear creek road and it isn t hard to find road closed signs like the one you see behind me here within the santa cruz mountains. nearly every corner of this region has trouble spots. drivers are left with few options. tonight this giant tree fell smack in the middle of bea
for special offers now. the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let s go places. through the front door of a bay live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. tonight the incredible mudslides, this one crashing through the front door of a bay area home. it s not just the hillsides crumbling tonight. so are the roads. this driver never saw it coming. right now this is the calm before a new powerful storm. it will be here in just a few hours and there s already a flood warning tonight. good evening. i m ken bastida. i m elizabeth cook. we have team coverage tonight. first kpix5 chief meteorologist paul deanno. futurecast says 7:00 tomorrow morning the storm arrives with heavy rain and gusty winds. at 10:00 tomorrow it crosses the golden gate and will be pouring on the peninsula, east bay and south bay. one more storm, kpix5 hi-def doppler is tracking light rain showers mendocino county coastline. we have a new flash flood watch nort
if it s not raining where you live it s because this is going north to south. this is a cold front different than what we have been experiencing for the past several days with the atmospheric river. we are still keeping a watchful eye on the russian river in guerneville. we are anticipating a second crest this morning at this time. we have a flood warning in effect for the bay area coastline as this next storm coincides with high tide about 9:43 a.m. and roughly near 7 feet. there will be some flooding along the embarcadero. again, we re starting off with the flood watch and then it will be the warning by that huge highlighted yellow area. the winds will kick up out of the south 15 to 30, gusts to 45 in the highest elevations, in the mount diablo area some gusts up to 60 miles per hour. our live weather camera looking out this morning at the skyline of san francisco, rain on the lens. look how mild it is. these conditions because of the atmospheric river, very muggy. it devel
morning progresses. er the russian river in guerneville will crest again tomorrow morning by this time. that huge area is where we have a flood watch in effect today due to the rain coinciding with high tide at 9:43 just highof seven feet just shy of seven feet. this is the north bay, coastline and santa cruz mountains. with the approaching cold front winds will increase out of the south to 30 miles per hour gusts to 45. in the highest elevations around the bay area, 60-mile- per-hour winds cannot be ruled out there. will be more downed trees. we do have few light sprinkles on the camera. it s balmy. these would be afternoon highs. 50s and 60s. it is 62 degrees in oakland and redwood city. winds 16 in san francisco, 17 half moon bay. lighter winds east of the bay. 15 in fremont. napa up to 15 miles per hour. satellite and radar atmospheric river, you see all that right now being driven into the bay area. but see that big old giant l? that s the core of the center of the are
move. she didn t know where it was coming from, rumbling noise and then it slammed against the house and she fell and then the front door just buckled. reporter: she had to escape through a bathroom window. here s another big mudslide that stalled in the middle of a hill on via la cumbre. work crews removed debris and covered it with a giant tarp. they are hoping it will remain stable through the next storm because there are homes just below it so a tenuous situation as we wait for the next round of rain. live in santa rosa, anne makevoc, kpix 5. next round of rain and next round of damage. yesterday we were talking about when we were doing our planning for today s show we were saying, okay, well, if people get out really super early they will be okay. but after 7:00 is when everything is going downhill quickly. and then i started seeing some of these renegade bands move in, i thought hm. but it s virga. you have a cold front clashing with the warm air. it s there. an