. >> linda krueger lives in for the hills and know she's in for an uphill battle. >> it comes under the house. i just can't stop it. we put in a sump pump and -- yeah. >> reporter: back in tecate will expects the emergency calls to keep pouring in even after the rain arrives. that's when homeowners -- homeowners valize he have a -- realize they have a problem. >> they realize they have a leak and then we'll be out here all weekend, 24/7. >> reporter: the roof is expected to be finished by this afternoon. they will be up here throughout the day. they tell me this is about a 30- year-old roof. not exactly what you -- what you would want to have above your head with several inches of rain on the way. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good afternoon. the wet weather is on the way. giving you a look at stormtracker2, mostly cloudy and calm. that will be the case for your tuesday. storm is right about 300 miles offshore. it will move in by tomorrow morning. again, this is going to be the first in the series of systems that will bring us rainy weather for several days. with this first sto

. >> the county says it's been clearing out storm drains for months, outside of fire house 2, linda krueger took advantage of the free sand, sandbag that's stations are putting out for residents. krueger is being cautious we're not worried like wherebm/÷ the poor little buildings just flood. we don't have that stuff. just leakage. >> they have had their share of flood bug today, creek is down. there are no sandbags in front of the creekside shops. the owner of hilda's coffee shop says her family survived floods, but storm isn't a concern. >> there has not been any rain. so we're not worried. >> the ba at that timin chief tells me it will be the second or third storm that will be the one to watch. >> the timinging, i believe of the storms, back tobacco produce runnoff. >> and again, more than runnoff, we're thinking it will be the high winds that will cause branches into power lines as pg&e said they expect power to go out. just waiting to see where, and when. >> mark, thank you. >> in oakland, public works department is handing out sandbag asks clearing debris. there is a call for volunteer

. >> in san rafael, linda krueger started the day filling sandbags in a fire station. >> we just had the house painted and we've got seepage and water. i just want to get it away from the house. >> the chief says putting bags and sand out is routine this time of the year. >> we've provided opportunities for them to acquire sand materials and wags, should they so desire at a couple fire stations which is our normal winter operating procedures. >> in northern san rafael, leaves are falling. jefr brooks figured this will be the time to clean out gutter autos pineapple express. i consider them lightly. >> out in front of the house a tee trimming crew was cutting down branches. >> here inds% marin county we have 15 crews roaming this, is something we do year round. they'll work tomorrow, when storm gets gusty, we'll keep them out as long as conditions are safe, they're out here working 365 days per year. >> no sandbags on the sidewalk and owners of shops that flooded several times over past years say they're not concerned. >> there is not been any rain. the creek is low. we're not worried