moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> here we go again, a powerful storm slams the bay area bringing more flooding. dan: and we're seeing a lot of close calls including a tree nearly crushing two people inside this tesla. >> in the live doppler 7. green has been a theme all night long. i'm amia daetz. dan: an manda dell castillo is in san jose. but we're going to start with meteorologist sandhya patel keeping an eye on the storm for us as i moves through. sandhya? sandhya: it has been an intense storm being fed by an atmospheric river. i want to show you live doppler 7 because we are keeping an eye on on what is appearing right now, this line of thunderstorms. we're going to see a lot more lightening strikes. the intensity of the rain has just barely come down.

but don't let your guards down because as those thunderstorms develop, you're going to see those downpours again. we're seeing steady, light to moderate rain. around the north bay, santa rosa. you will notice street level radar. sonoma avenue. it's been a steady stream of moisture in the santa cruz mountains as they're getting rain around the south bay. light rain around the san francisco peninsula. i do want to show you the flood advisory that is are up for sonoma county, solano county. we will continue to see the flooding potential. it's a strong storm on you are impact scale. atmospheric river is feeding this tomorrow. intensity picks up at 2:00 a.m. then in the southern portion of our viewing area as the commute

begins it will be feeding through that area. flood watch is in effect until sunday morning. so flooding is a big concern still. those winds are gusting over 50 miles an hour. you will notice at the lower elevations up to 43 miles an hour. gusts to 55. means more down trees and power outages. numerous reports. 56 reports of wind and storm damage. rain related damage. i'll be back with a look at how long this atmospheric river going to last and how much rain we've gotten plus, how much more we're getting. >> a huge tree landed on a tesla nearly crushing the two people inside. this happens just before 7:00 p.m. near skyline avenue. the c.h.p. says one of the people inside the car did suffer a leg injury and was take on the the hospital. the other person was not hurry. >> the north bay is getting

drenched again. check out this downpour. we're getting reports of flooding. and cars getting stuck in the water. unser joins us live. unser: the rain has started to pick up. still not that heavy downpour that we saw earlier in the evening. behind me is the expressway. it's closed because of flooding. another concern for fire officials is the saturated soil. >> in the north bay, flood signs, flooded roads, stuck cars that's what's keeping it pretty busy. >> for us with how saturated our soils are, we're concerned with what damage could potentially be done. >> division chief, paul lowenthal is with the santa rosa fire dougg.. he says there haven't been much

down trees. but there have been flooded streets. but adds that it's always a big concern. >> we still are at risk with our glass fire burn scar from 2020 has not regrown. so the water tends to come off that hill a lot more rapidly than it does most of our hillsides. that water quickly fills up the santa rosa creek. and that's what's keeping our street crews very busy, dealing with a lot of backup. they can't flow. and are resulting in a lot of flooded out roadways. >> two cars got stuck that require passengers to be rescued. no one was injured. it's another example, the problem due to flooding. trevor mccall delivers auto parts. he had to deal with the heavy rain on the free throws. and he'll be back out again on friday. >> we have some of our routes up north that have been canceled because of snow or downed threes. i have to go to east bay or

oakland. it's crappy out there. but nothing you can do. >> horrible. i just drove back from petaluma from visiting my daughter. and it's just -- it's yeah, it's outrageous. >> shelby wilcox was stuck in traffic and rain. from petaluma to santa rosa. her night is not done. she does deliveries. so she'll be back out again most of the overnight. >> rain, shine. so i'll be stuck in the weather all night. hopefully it doesn't get any worse. >> the chief lowenthal says it's important for residents to check their storm drains tomorrow when there's a break in the rain. he says it's important to keep them clear an keep things moving. ama: thank you. this video came into the abc7 newsroom, a few minutes ago. look at this tree landed on a house in san anselmo there

definitely appears to be damage to the roof. we have not hear whether anyone was her. >> officials say people living in problem area like felton should be ready to leave. the area took a beating in january. >> we've been working every week. every week when we can since then. and it's just starting right now that it was before the storms. so this is kind of discouraging. >> in january, the storms cause flooding along the san lorenzo river which destroyed multiple homes and damaged homes. dan: amanda is live in san jose with a look at what's it look like in that region tonight. amanda? amanda: yeah, sit breeze by where light rain. much different than what we anticipated our way into south county early this afternoon. it seems the farther south we

drove, the strongest the rain became. after months of wet weather, many people here understand the unpredictability of the weather. and for any scenario, they want the be prepared. >> as the rain and winds pick up in the region so too are efforts from causing damage suffered in january. >> back then, sky seven gave us an overhead view of the major flooding in 101 and gill roy. the family owned farm now submerged. and now the garlic shop was untouched by floodwater then, co-owner alex larson said they're not takinan chances. everybro pody come over and we'l lift everything off the ground so that we don't have any product that's going to get ruined. >> valley water warning south county is likely to see some significant rain overnight thursday and into early morning hours friday. >> we're keeping an eye with the

possibility that maybe highway 101 could flood. we're hopeful that it won't. but it's better to be prepared. >> farther north -- san jose mayor matt may hahn joined crews in clearing gutters and storm drains. they could bring down threes, power lines and more. damage we've seen over the last few months. >> i know this is crazy weather. but i've been here all my life. this is the first time we experienced something hike this. so -- but hey, that's the way it goes. >> but in preparation, the governor declared a state of emergency for 21 additional counties including santa claraa county. ready to act and work with other agencies in response to the storms. >> we're in constant communication around the -- anything that i just mentioned. but the storms, floods,

highways, things like that. >> and martha, she is urging people to be mindful of their surroundings. pay attention and follow direction of both safety and emergency professionals especially since we've all had this front row seat to this powerful storm all of them in the last few months. >> look at this video we have to share with you. the pyosin sullia, and the high winds are a chance to catch them. anand the winds help power their boards across the open water right alongside the >> officials are keeping an eye on the water level of alameda creek. it was well below stage. the crews clearing storm drains.

>> and in san francisco, a lot of people loaded up on sandbags before the heaviest rain arri arrived. they were at the service yard. san bags were there, free. some people picking them up saying they wanted to prevent storm damage from happening again. >> it got into our place until about 8:00 e. we have to replace all our puncture. >> put up temporary flood barriers. crews are stationed around the lock to monitor those barriers an help people get to their homes an business. here's a live look at pgm and le than 50%. yellow is up to .500. and if you see red. we don't see of that tonight. scattered and

without their electricity right now. >> we will start early morning. we'll be live at on air and on streaming whether ever you watch abc7 news. >> it's getting messy up in the sierra where the concern is more just the latest randy: of. ama: we'll hear from robin roberts. brian: -- you're watching that powerful storm. sandhya will have another look at the forecast in which seven minutes. stay with but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck?

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it has been lit up and has been like this most of the day. this is our exclusive storm scale. sandhya will have another look at the forecast in just just a couple of months. >> co-anchor, she was a featured leader at the seeker series. the event provides for students, alumni and other facilities. it sponsored culture an global abares. he discussed the role on g.m.i. and discussed the need about needing bone marrow. >> this is why we're supposed to enjoy the downcross-examination. because i didn't know what the next year or two was going to be like. but it made me really truly appreciate that yes, i'm going to set goals. and not to have an expectation on how that's going to make you feel. >> former stanford basketball star an olympic gold medalist,

jennifer a.z. today'd discussin discussing. large meltses and run-offs were seen in the parking lot. >> to prevent water from building up. run-offs can cause major leading and damage the park's infrastructure which is they are trying to avoy. >> you'll neat them. and from truck cannee. >> this is what it looked like early in the day. you see berkley's posted this video. they said at the time, coming down hard out here. >> and the snow might be the last of the problems for people in the tahoe area. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra where there are concerns about flooding. >> the city of south lake tahoe

on high alert. this is historic. >> there are some area that is has a massive amount of snow. her crews are worried. the heavily rainfall could -- >> some of these majors. and the county area. with we would have some significant concerns. kathy dubois is living through it. i've been want to get out of town for a why and we've had a long winter as it was. [laughter] >> enough. >> and in reality setting in for ashley. were we moved in in ok. first winner. what a welcome. >> yeah, i know.

>> her first winter and her roof is already leaking? >> and so i just wanted to have someone back there. a common theme >> we keep digging out. -- something has to give. people who have been here for a long time have said this is more real than they've ever lived. >> it's more than they've ever seen. >> from shoving short. >> we have activated. rightly coor nateing with our partner. and that we're -- >> a winter storm warning in effect for the sierras bringing two to eight feet of the snow. five of which accumulated

inches so far this season. >> there are this is not the weekend to se. >> well, you heard the chief nod chief. they have closed these as well as kirkwood and we were told that other closers are coming. in south lake tahoe, receive knee sierra, abc7 news. dan: just intense everywhere you look. and the question is how much longer. what can we expect. >> sandhya -- >> the worst of the forms form will be coming you've night tonight and into morning. the storm eases up a bit. and will continue to do it through the weekend. as we check out a lot of

at lake level it's raining right now. >> blue canyon is reporting ra. and the lightening strikes that are shown here. >> a line of and -- i wouldn't be surprised if if you're wokingen up. across the region. although the heaviness has let up a little bit. >> you're getting -- as we head into the radar from walnut prick. and from the santa crease mown theys. -- so we have just stat starting with the saint. -- >> and in terms of rain and santa rosa.

since every over an inch in clegg. -- closed to three. with the rain continuing to fall. rapid rises on rivers, vehicles, streams. >> they will be monitor stage tomorrow. and her river is south of the bay area. -- napa river and -- the reason for this is the atmospheric pressure that scratches over 1,000 miles. and that will. we're still in the model risk category. but look at the southern portion. they were in the high category. >> last time we saw this was back in 2021. >> when

frees top. we've and the forecast. right now, i want to show you a time lab. >> this was a -- here's a live look hard to see because of the rain. the golden gates roof, camera. shane -- it's a big concern. and that rainfall falling on top of the rain. it's going to be a huge. it's running and running high. so i would try to travel them. every. up to -- -- allele picture. stormy weather continuing. >> excuse me,

-- 40's they're gusting and they're going to remain gusty going into tomorrow morning. let's check out the timeline here. early in the morning, it's going to be pouring. you will notice some heavy rain falling around 5:00 a.m. that intensity will replain down there. dan: take your time here sand sandhya. sandhya: thank you. and then the rain eases up. and you're thinking this storm is done. not quite. you will get some breaks in the action. most of tomorrow afternoon and evening, a lot with the -- along with the showers. you've seal the showers picking up again on saturday we'll see more of the rainfall continuing. rainfall totals across the entire area. we're talking dish until one to four inches in the santa cruz mountains. they're the biggest concern

right now, as. temperatures are if the 40's or 50's. >> windy tomorrow but not quite as strong. >> you're looking at highs in the 50's. >> it's going to be a mix of clouds and wet weather. level three. tomorrow morning. it's the stormy thought. oscar time to say. we go to daylight saving time. it's another storm on monday. now that river is looking strong lingering showers. >>

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