wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (robin)(boxes) police have (boxes) police have released a new description of the hit-and- run driver wanted for killing this single mother. it happened in south san fransco on saturday. the mother was crossing el camino real right near south spruce avenue. kron4 s spencer blake has an update on the investigation. the intersection of el camino real and hazlewood in south san francisco has plenty going on, especially at night. it s a very dangerous area here. this is the spot where teresa gonzales was hit by a car late saturday night,she ultimately died in the
major hot spot richmond bridge drive heavier than normal due to an earlier crash at te west end ( james ) new this morning. the city of san carlos approves a moratorium on gun stores in the city. ( darya ) supporters of the moratorium say they are worried about a mass shooting happening in their city. but opponents say it is unfair to ban a legitimate business. kron 4 s lydia pantazes is live in san carlos this morning with the details. lydia. this is the store here behind me,you can see the sign that says they ll open this month and that they re hiring.but if they do, they won t be selling guns or ammunition.that s because the city council in san carlos voted 4 to 1 in favor of the moratorium, which lasts for 45 days but can be extended for up to two years. turner s outdoorsmen is a chain of sporting goods shops that already has about 20 other locations.community members who are against the store opening pointed to a list of cases in which guns were stolen from turner s outd
prepared to use the canoe if the water gets too deep but otherwise he is toward sit tight. we have propane and candles. so i ll wait it out. reporter: the heavy rains have not come yet, although they ve started to pick up a little bit in the last half-hour. i ve been watching the water flows and the flood levels. both are higher than normal but not causing any concerns. at least not yet. live in guerneville, nbc bay area news. thank you. people living near the napa river are keeping a close eye on it. it is supposed to swell above its banks tomorrow afternoon. and this is a look at the guadalupe river in san jose. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the river levels and a concern in some places. specially santa cruz mountains. in the south bay, we re watching the guadalupe river between 3 sxlok 4:00 tomorrow. just briefly may get close to flood stage which will be 15 feet. now notice our other rivers and streams around the bay area. the san lorenzo river where we saw
has already caused problems but the worst of the severe weather is yet to come. tonight we start with meteorologist rob mayeda with store ranger. realtime field testing with gusty winds, heavy rain literally dripping off the top of the radar deck there. the mobile doppler radar showing standard radar compared to what storm ranger is showing you. you see the high-definition downpours moving over towards oakland. areas of yellow and orange indicate moderate rain at times. you see how the storm ranger scan picks up the more moderate. you can see here offshore, you re watching heavier rain. the location that will likely get the most rain out of the system already. more than 3 inches of rain in ben lomond and the main event a couple hours away. what we ll be watching in the mountains rising river levels. san lorenzo river could go more than five feet above flood stage. notice the guadalupe river near san jose 3:00 to 4:00 tomorrow afternoon may briefly touch flood stage. we ll l
area. rainfall, nothing too extreme just yet, but it is what is developing offshore that we are concerned with. santa rosa, nearly an inch and a half of rainfall. san raphael, over an inch. if you can t see san francisco and napa nearly half of an inch. a completely different story setting up for tomorrow. santa cruz mountains picking up the most rain so far. you can see boulder creek, 2.23 inches. they re going to pick up quite a bit more rainfall as we head into your sunday, convenient later on tonight. so here is the radar over the past 1 huers as you come in closer. a lot of clouds in place. not much in the way of argued rainfall, but there is some rain just to the south of gill roy and also to the santa cruz mountains as well. heavy rain in the forecast and as a result, a flash flood watch issued already. this could be converted to a flash flood warning if the rainfall rates do verify it. as high confidence, we re expecting extreme rainfall rates tomorrow morning, flash