Off this way. The mountains wont get a break. Snow levels have dropped and a cooler system and the snow keeps piling up. 80 will be shut down up and down all night. They have had blasts and avalanches and problems keeping the road open. The showers outside in the bay area just in time for the afternoon commute will throw in the moraga area and st. Marys and heavy rains and showers in the south bay. Most of the activity is drying out. You see towards morgan hill and gilroy. This is a pretty impressive day of rainfall up to three and four inches of rain in some urban areas. That means more in the coastal hills. When i come back we will take a look at the flood watches and warnings, the wind advisory and a lot of snow to come in the mountains because this thing is not going to end today. It will keep going for the next 24 hours. Well along with the wet weather, we have king tides. This is what it looks like along the San Francisco water front. King tides occur when there is alignment. The
Paulson to find out whats happening. For some its good, for others not that bad. Were just getting started. Saratoga 1. 43, woodside on the peninsulas edge, just over an inch of rain. Boulder creek in the Santa Cruz Mountains is over three. Kenfield 2. 3. San francisco almost an inch of rain if not already. Oakland three quarters. Theres a lot more than that. Maybe a little shadowing affect in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Gusts of 50. The wind was a factor about 3 30 in the morning. Again, putting is likely here. I think we will have additional mudslide, down the trees. The heaviest rain looks to be maybe focus between San Francisco and the Santa Cruz Mountains. Believe me, that could go anywhere. It should start to taper off after about 4 00. Isolated areas of four to six, maybe even more than that for some. Marin county being one and Santa Cruz Mountains being the other one. Theres a lot of moisture and the upslope flow could produce, as we say, Copious Amounts in the Santa Cruz Mountai
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