ben lomond, it's nuts in just one night. >> issued for parts of downtown ben lomond where the san lorenzo river flows through it. >>> san francisco seemed to escape much of the damage from the most recent storm, but people in the city are still on alert. they know more rain is coming and so could come the return of flooding. our scott budman spent his day in san francisco. scott, how is it looking today? >> reporter: it was a really nice day in san francisco. we're along 17th street not far from van ness where last week water levels were very high, a lot of businesses and nearby residences had water damage and spent several days clearing things out. today a day to dry out and prepare for what's likely to come next. a lot of barriers all along 17th street and we saw a lot of the more than 15,000 sandbags. the city of san francisco says it's begin out over the last week or so. this area says it is much more prepared for what is likely to come in the days ahead. >> another big storm coming in. are businesses feeling relieved, like they're prepared, or on high alert? >> reporter: a little bit of al

that's really what put that san lorenzo river over its banks in the santa cruz mountains. jose 1.26. the timeline you were talking about, i wanted everybody to know the heavier rain gets back here by 2:00 in the morning. you see this strong line here of red and orange. that's some of the heaviest rainfall we can get. that's with the storm front starting at 2:00 a.m. wind gusts 20 to 50 miles per hour. even some small hail. i think after that we're into some heavier pockets from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. for the commute. we should see it start to break up from 11:00 a.m. into tomorrow afternoon and then get on out of here. rainfall totals with this one, it doesn't look as bad as what we just went through. >> meaning just last night or over the weekend? >> just last night. >> it's confusing now. >> really just back-to-back storms. you can see what we're going to be dealing with is three-quarters to about two inches. better bet of two inches up over those higher elevations. a lot of the lower elevations, anywhere from three-quarters to just over an inch. does not look as bad as what w

san rafael 3.91, santa rosa, over 4 inches of rainfall. over 2 inches of rainfall for oakland. well, that caused all of the rivers and creeks to rise very quickly. in fact, the san lorenzo river briefly went above what was forecast, but now it has crested. it does continue to fall. we're expecting it to continue to dip as we go into this evening. it may rise more as more rainfall comes in. the russian river is not expected to crest until early tomorrow morning. we're watching this closely. if you are in those low-lying areas that do typically flood, with 33 feet of water in the russian river, you do want to make sure you're already taking those actions to get out of harm's way. so here's what we're expecting. a little bit of a break as the rain tapers off, a break tonight. but the next storm coming in tomorrow morning may reduce 40 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts and thunderstorms. more of the landslide potential, as well as more flooding risks over the next couple of days. we'll be talking more about that and what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. >> kari, thank you very much. >>> to go over to gilroy, the flood con

rivers. until 9 a.m. today, a level three. i want to update you on the san lorenzo river.n the santa cruz mountains. it is at a major flood stage right now. evacuations are underway near the river. be aware, the river is rising very quickly this morning. jobina: number two, several traffic issues this morning. chp is reporting over 90 incidents in the bay area. this is from the toll plaza, jesse can see how packed it is traffic on the bridge. we also have advisory and want t in piedmont of dne on sohbndinl r thre rtsfoss t area. this is at the edison ranch the river is expected to reachoe flood stage tomorrow. reggie: number four, a tree fell on a home in san bruno. it also hit a car and a garage. no word yet on any injuries. kumasi: evacuations begin in santa cruz county with the san lorenzo river at flood stage. areas of evacuation include felton grove and paradise park flats. reggie: pg&e power outage map shows widespread outages, at least 16,000 people right now without power. that could go up as bad weather continues. crews worked throughout the weekend to get the kum

river. this was posted to youtube it. you can see how fast the water is flowing in the area. this is by highway 1 if you are familiar with it the area. the flooded san lorenzo river meets the ocean. you can see the boardwalk there in the background. this has been flowing nonstop for this video posted to twitter by dustin mulvaney. flood water damage to this bridge in santa cruz county . the grounds valley road bridge . this video was shared on twitter. the bridge collapsed there into the river. they're asking people to use an alternate route. to the north, here is a look at some flooding in a sonoma county. this is at a vineyard here just shy of windsor road. you can see it recovering as it sloshes through the vineyard. we will be showing you videos all night long. if you have any emma please tag us on social media at kpix. >>> we want to see your storm videos and photos. hashtag kpix on the first post. >>> we have a little bit of a break right now, but it's coming again. if you lose electricity, here is an easy way to stay connected. find us on your phone's apple or on our website, kpix .com. >>> the storm dredging up bad memories for some in the s

that's the water shed down through the san lorenzo river through the santa cruz mountains. i want to skip ahead and show you what the next storm looks like. we take a look at the big picture. you kind of see it out here. we bring that ahead. let's look at a closer look at that. we'll step down to come in for more detail. that's the big picture view. this starts really sunday afternoon. if we come in for a closer look and pull out more detail, first half of sunday no rain. by sunday afternoon the leading edge of this next system is here by sunset. then the intensity picks up overnight. we get into monday morning 3:00 a.m. now we are seeing some widespread, heavy, steady rain. it stays that way through the morning commute on monday. it will still be there once we get past about 9:00, 10:00 and then it will quiet down. the rest of martin luther king jr. day from 11:00 or noon on, you can plan on being outside without having a rainout. there will be a chance of showers, but you've got a parade. you've got an outdoor event, something of service you are doing on monday, the weath

river at this particular time. it really is. want to hear the sound of that? so this is ripping through sanven down the street, we are advised that at all. madden and branham. we had the guadalupe river and that's spilling over some of its banksr this gentleman here who works for the city of san jose, he comes out and takes a look at these levels. here i asked him if he drops and stuff in the water south. he says. no, he doesn't do that. but what he does do is the eyeballs it right now. he guesstimates this, uh creek river stream roaring river is up to about four ft. once it gets up to about 80. that's when they really start moving people here. it is been as high as six ft in the overnight hours, so that's why they were going door to door so again in order not to make the mistakes that was happened in 2017 when san jose experienced a massive flooding. there advising neighbors take care of yourself, looking on one another and again adopt a storm drain in your neighborhood. if you see a lot of leaves around it right it out. name it that becomes your storm drain and then essence. you keep your

the san lorenzo river and southern california creek are beginning to flood. people have been told to leave their homes in the felton growth paradise park area and socal worth areas. meanwhile in monterey county and evacuation order is in effect for low-lying areas near a river. this is until further notice. in vacaville, there is an evacuation warning for folks living in southwood place. concerns grow over a canal and alamo creek. >>> some people in felton had to flee their homes as the waters rolled over the banks, creating dangerous conditions. justin andrews is live in felton growth. he spoke to people who are literally watching floodwaters pour onto their own properties. justin? >> reporter: yes i met a guy named dan. he has been living here at the property to my right since 1993. he says he has never seen floodwaters like what you saw earlier this morning. where i am standing right now, we could not stand here long ago because the waters were often the distance from the san lorenzo river were all the way up this road . it made the road look like a river

river. another big problem spot tonight, the santa cruz mountains. a drone's eye view shows the rain swollen san lorenzo river submerging neighborhood in the felton area. a water rescue unit was called out as the floodwaters quickly rose to chest level. the river crested eight feet of above flood stage. it could take time for the water to reseed. it's possible to get through the santa cruz mountains right now. a section of the hillside gave way under south bound 17 near glenwood drive. the lane is expected to be closed through the evening. we are getting a much needed break from this most intense rain. moore is coming. we will have an update on the next round in just a bit. we want to get right to the heavy flooding along highway 101 that is happening in gilroy. the water is taking over both directions of traffic and surrounding the properties there. some of the most severe flooding we've seen in the entire bay area. devin kelley joins us live to show us the impact. he's been there all day. what's happening? >> reporter: i've got good news for you. it appears that at least a single lane of traff

and then as we keep an eye on some of our creeks and rivers here locally, the san lorenzo river is expected to go up to flood stage today to minor flooding expected over the next couple of hours. so be really careful in those areas and avoid being near the river. and for alameda creek near niles canyon we are expecting it to continue to flood today. it's going to reach its peak at about 7:00 as well so the water level is still going up, but then as we take a look at our reservoirs, they had a huge boost, and now we're seeing many of them over capacity for today as the additional rainfall continues to flow down into those reservoirs. we do expect them to go up a little bit more. when we look at the lexington reservoir a 66.7% rise in the last 45 days. it's less than a foot from spillover. we will be closely watching that thinking back to about december 1st only at 33% of capacity, so a big boost there as we've gotten all of these storms, this one marks the 11th storm in that series and hopefully will be the last before we get a chance to dry out. as we get a look at storm ranger right now ev

i know my friends in greenville out in the san lorenzo river area down in carmel. you guys are all paying attention, and i know it's important to you, so we'll keep kind of work in this model as we just did, because that's the most important thing right now. i'll see you back here a little bit. thank you people that doesn't even seen a debris boat and they've been plying san francisco bay waters for 80 years, stopping untold numbers of tragedies. and coming up tonight at six, every person in a small town in santa barbara county told to get out and get out now we'll take you live to montecito, where flood and landslide dangers have e town is to be cautious following this dramatic video out of fresno. well that's slide forced authorities to shut down a major intersection on route 1 68 4 lane highway. it's an area that has been closed on and off during these recent storms, and back here in the bay area, many cars have been left stranded in rising floodwaters as roads looked more like rivers, such as this one in lucas valley, we've seen pooling water near bridges and u

>> inside the house. >> reporter: and this is the san lorenzo river.'m standing, that would have been underwater several days ago. this is someone's backyard. this is really close to homes, and people who live around here are concerned the river could flood again during the next round of storms this weekend. norah? >> so much rain. carter evans, thank you so much. >>> there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this pla

. >> happening now in the south bay, the water level is coming down for the guadalupe river in san jose was 5 years ago that the city sought millions of dollars worth of damage when the river flooded near the almaden expressway. today, mayor matt mahan discuss the city's response to the winter storms, including opening several overnight warming locations for the homeless. >> but the focus is really on protecting our unhoused residents. as you know, we have many people living along our waterways. it's extremely dangerous to be near the water during a storm. water levels can rise quickly. the waters moving moving very quickly. >> santa clara valley water says it has been prepared for these on coming series of storms by sending crews how to unclog storm drains. they say if anyone sees a clogged storm drain that you should call 3 1, 1, in monterey county evacuation orders have been issued for several areas. you can see on this evacuation map, the >> order starts from carmel by the sea and stretches along the carmel valley all the way to robles del rio. and then moving down south the area ar

heavy rain and flooding is causing rivers and creeks to swell and flood. the san lorenzo river is one of the spots causing major issues in the santa cruz mountains. lena howland is on the way to that area but you are walking -- running into a lot of issues on your way there on the roads. reporter: good morning. we are already running into quite a few problems along highway 17. if you take a live look now you can see the highway is shut down right now in both directions. this is where we have been stopped by chp officers telling us they have shut down the highway because of so much debris all over the highway including lots of tree branches, downed trees and power lines. the only cars we have seen on highway 17 have been pg&e trucks. this comes as folks across the community of felton are waking up living there worst nightmare as most of their town is underwater from yesterday's flooding. this could all change very quickly with more rain expected throughout the day. take a look at this video capturing homes completely surrounded by floodwaters from the san lorenzo r

we need to focus on the san lorenzo river, though, because it is off the chart here. a cruz mountains lottery. dustin mulvaney is a professor of environmental studies at san jose state. and stand around the river is off the chart the stream flow as well as 16,200 cubic feet per second major flood stage is 21.8 ft. it is currently at 24.2. so just going nuts there. stand around the river scott creek, so lots of activity around. so kill santa cruz and also in the santa cruz mountains. highway nine. i was 17. the rainfall rates are decreasing to the north. we're starting to see a rapid break medicine. oh county looks like lake county northern sonoma county as well. but another chunk of energy will come in tomorrow. it's a stormy monday morning. we will get an afternoon break late morning. early afternoon break the wind speeds have come way down. but there's a couple of days of rain tuesday and again on wednesday. mild now colder tomorrow. alright, salles here, 7 32, and you want to mention santa cruz mounds or somewhere else? well, we're going to do that. also flooding an

the overnight storm sent the san lorenzo river surging over its bank and into homes this morning forcing many people to rush to safety or be rescued. >> wow. so we're up five feet here. >> reporter: mark had a lot of damage inside his home, and his backyard and boat dock essentially disappeared. >> my dock is here, it's about 30 feet down the embankment. my backyard goes out about 30 or 40 feet. the middle of the river is way out there. >> reporter: it used to be here? >> it's gone now. >> reporter: he kept his boat safe away from the water or so he thought. >> i bought the house and it came with a boat. the boat was on this trailer and now it's gone, so the boat had to have floated over this fence here or this fence. the boat is gone. >> reporter: others say the rain came in by the buckets, about half an inch an hour. >> things were calm last night and waking up this morning at 6:00 a.m. i was surprised to see we had 4 1/2 feet of water on our property. >> reporter: this is how it looks and sounds to walk through this mud. some people told us they stayed home through the storm and even

of felton grove alongside the san lorenzo river. it was devastated by flooding in the previous storm. the san lorenzo river flood gauge projected to flood again at some point this evening. you can, of course, stay up to date for the very latest weather conditions by scanning the qr code that you see on your screen, it will take you to a special section of kron 4 dot com where we have the latest flood watches and warnings. traffic advisories, sand back pickup spots and much more. >> we don't care about the weatherman. >> if >> the go don't care. niners don't care. jerry rice braving the elements to cheer on brock purdy and the red and gold in today's wild card game party continuing his unbelievable undefeated run as a rookie signal. caller carving up -he seahawks to the tune of 4 total tds. it was an impressive one. if you didn't catch it, the forty-niners win their wild-card matchup. now they'll have to wait and see who they'll face in the next round rain. showers did not scare away the 40 niner faithful either red and gold out in fu

rivers. >> reporter: tonight, that nonstop barrage of storms in the west forcing families from their homes. >> there are many evacuation orders across our areaigw. th tre ian immedia th. >> trli fcus debris clogging the san lorenzo river, piling up here against a highway 1 bridge, this landslide shutting down multiple lanes of highway 17. high winds helping take down huge trees from sacramento to san mateo county. saturated ground means it doesn't take a lot of wind to knock over big trees like what happened here on this home. cleanup crews like that one will be busy for a while. california's governor announcing sunday that more people have died in two weeks of storms than during fire season. >> in the last 10 days, 12 people have lost their lives to these floods. >> reporter: in santa barbara county the entire community of montecito evacuated. in the sierra, ten feet of snow in spots, and it's still coming down. the national weather service warning of the danger of structural collapse under all that weight. expect overnight andn ts could get worse before it gets better. david. >> no question about that. matt rivers live here in california, our thanks to you. >>> let's get right to senior meteorologist r

san francisco this weekend. now another more powerful atmospheric river is headed our way. in fact, the national weather service warns this one will be brutal, the potential for widespread flooding, roads washed out, hillsides collapsing and downed trees and power outages. so get ready. tomorrow is the last day to be prepared and people are already scrambling to be ready. in fact, you see this. in castro valley we saw a lot of you loading up on sandbags and in san francisco on the right you can see that. crews had to suction out storm drains. this week most bay area cities are offering sandbags to all of you free of charge. let's go outside, open the windows at night and look out at our bay area bridged. just remember pavement is slick. if it's not raining at the moment, it has been off and on all day. the rains mixed with the oils on the ro dangerous out there. >> recipe for accidents, just add water. we'll get more, too. tonight we're pretty much done. this stuff has begun to clear out. we get a break in the south bay, peninsula, north bay, pretty much done, picked up not

seen all of that water draining down into our creeks and rivers and are still expecting them to crest as we go into the next couple of hours. the sanenzo river at felton expected to reach its highest point at about 7:00 in the morning, so we do have another hour but if you are anywhere in that area, you do want to make sure you're moving away because the water will continue to rise. also the alameda creek near niles expected to crest at about 7:00 as well at moderate flood stage at 12.8 feet. reservoirs continue to come up. we're also going to see a lot of the ones that are at or over capacity continue to flow over in parts of the north bay like lake sonoma. looking at the lexington reservoir today it's at 100%. looking back to december 1st it was down to 33.3% so a huge increase in just over the past 45 days. still rain in the area but is moving off to the east. we're still seeing lingering showers for the east bay, concord and antioch and discovery bay. it's getting lighter as you move over to los altos and we'll see the back edge of that more widespread rain starting to continue to move on through. we're looking at still some we

in the 1st part of his report, he looks at the plight of the people living along the san juan river. neary silence enveloped this abandoned village along the san juan river in western columbia. it's people displaced by violence of arm groups fighting for control of this territory. gloria marie jo has returned after she was forced to flee in december. oh, of her family possessions are gone and she is overwhelmed by emotions. intellect, madeline, see, at the more you speak up, the more we denounce the more we are left alone until we had disappeared. i only wish i could be in my house resting with my children, even if it isn't much moody your spur of a unique piece. caravans travelling with members of the government, peace negotiating team, and it's sworn enemies, the national liberation army rebel group, or e l. n. on that unit there drafting a plan to help bring urgent humanitarian relief to diss and other communities affected by fighting. i'm appears at 101 book. we want to reach a substantial agreements with solutions for the communities. we are here to hear your concerns and proposa

evacuations in the hard-hit community of felton grove alongside the san lorenzo river. it was devastated by flooding in the previous storm. the san lorenzo river flood gauge is projected to flood again at some point today. and here's a live look at pg e outages across the bay area. we are seeing a couple orange yellow splotches around the region. yellow signifying upwards of 500 customers, orange signifying somewhere between 505,000 customers without power of large cluster of them down in the region between san jose and santa cruz county. other areas just kind of spotted around here locally in the bay area. >> we don't care about the weatherman. >> if >> if the goat don't care the niners don't care. jerry rice braving the elements to cheer on brock purdy and the red and gold in today's wild card game. pretty continuing his unbelievable undefeated run as a rookie signal. caller carving up the seahawks to the tune of 4 total tds. the forty-niners when their wild card matchup. now they'll have to wait to see who they'll face in the next round. rain showers didn't scare away

right now, the national weather service had to extend that flood warning down there for the san lorenzo river. we have had flooding happening down there. so you have to stay on guard through the santa cruz mountains. especially near the san lorenzo. >>> okay, here is how things play out. i am going to give you one more review on this. tomorrow morning, we will probably see some more organized lines come through in the 3:00, 5:00, it will not be widespread steady rain. but you will get isolated brief down powers and this is the next storm. we will come back to that. that is the bigger story. here is how we have done so far. we got three inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains if the numbers down in fellton are not that high. there's a lot more rain in the santa cruz mountains. so let's look ahead to the next storm. for sunday afternoon and monday morning. out here now. makes it here sunday. this is tomorrow around 4:00, 5:00. we are coming for a closer look. sunday, by the time we get to around 5:00, 6:00 on sunset, the next system has come on shore. totally different storm. this will be mo

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in santa cruz, the san lorenzo river could overflow its banks again. >> the water came up to here. >>ter: last weekend water and mud poured into howard burman's home. >> it's great living on the river, not so great living in the river. >> reporter: over the past two weeks, most of california received up to 600% of its normal rainfall. meteorologists say extreme precipitation events are becoming more common and more intense due to climate change. an entire neighborhood submerged in the central valley, the state's farm belt. in southern california, that sinkhole that trapped two cars, continues to grow. and a close call at this elementary school-- luckily, no one was hurt. take a look at this huge tree here. this landslide blocked a mountain highway and workers have been trying to clear it for two days. they've got a long way to go. here in santa cruz, both rain and a tidal surge brought destructive waves. >> blew right off the hinges. just was, up against-- across the room. >> reporter: michael lillis showed us the damage to his home. >> it was about, i was soaked from here down. >> re

all that have draining down and we are awaiting the rise of the san lorenzo river at felton expected to crest within the next hour and it is expected to reach about 17.3 feet. and then also the alameda creek near niles expected to crest in the next hour as well and it is going to produce some moderate flooding so we've seen that ongoing as also our reservoirs have had a huge boost here recently. a lot of them at capacity or overflowing. and as we go into today we'll watch those water levels very closely, even just the lexington reservoir going back to december 1st it was at 33.3% of capacity. today 100%. and we've seen it rise about 66.7% in the last 45 days and at last check it was less than a foot from spillover. so those increased flows will continue for the los gatos creek as we go into today. and for the sierra snowpack, also a huge boost from all of these storms right now statewide we're at 245% of normal. and if we extend it out to april 1st, if we don't get another snowflake, we'll still be at 117% of normal so we've had a lot of snow, and we're expecting another foot or two

daytime hours and evacuation orders are in effect now for people living along the san lorenzo river in santa cruz county, ktvu is greg lee continues our live coverage tonight. greg how are things looking down there? i know it took you a long time to get there. yeah. julie, the cleanup continuous. here in felton grove , this neighborhood that was hit hard by those floodwaters this morning from the san lorenzo river. thankfully you can't see much of it now because it's dark , but those waters have receded as we get this break in the storm, but it has left several inches of mud and sludge that people are just trying to clear out of their first floors as they returned home from those evacuation orders. i want to show you some video from pretty much the peak of those floodwaters. this drone video over felton. some neighbors telling us that it was 56 ft. high of just water and mud up to a foot going into some of people's homes, despite their efforts to put sandbags down some other video of santa cruz county crews using jet skis in this area because the water level was so high they needed to

the mayor has been planning cause from the san river is getting a lot of political conflict about that. so i think we have to be careful then being a bit scientific about that unless ideology. so that's very important. we want to be very methodological and scientific enough, fighting a probe or against car. the other aspect of so that we want to introduce is understanding better the way nature in the cities working as an ecosystem, the planets. and we can have a lot of warm spot in paris and this avenues very hot spot. so i can you use a natural element to cool down the city. but that is a simple conclusion to a more larger and more scientific study. which is to say are, can we enough to morrow the scientific knowledge of reducing our carbon footprint on hers and that's working on all the cities because that's where 85 percent of the damage are produced on 2 percent of the surface of the planet. jenny and city is not something you do overnight. this vision we propose a study in 2025. it may be going to be done to 2035 and it might sound like paris is taking the long view. but for a cit

several neighborhoods got flooded after the san lorenzo river overflowed its banks. some areas were buried in water more than four feet deep, some five feet deep. that's why people took boats out there. they got the warning to evacuate yesterday, but they chose to stay. >> today and tomorrow woken up with an alert for people to get to higher ground because the water level was getting high. so we are staying at a hotel. >> look at. that a pg&e lineman caught the moment a pine tree crashed down along highway 9 in the santa cruz mountains. trees were falling onto power lines. that's a big reason a lot of people in the bay area lost their power. >>> this is a live look at the pg&e outage map. now more than 4,500 customers are in the dark, most of them in the north bay and peninsula. in the south bay san jose's guadalupe river is receding after rising very high a few hours ago. the step used loudspeakers to evacuate unsheltered people living along the waterways. >>> stretches of coyote creek have a lot of debris from evacuated encampments. some tents and makeshift structu

show you some john video capturing homes surrounded by floodwaters from the sandra renzo river yesterday. the -- san lorenzo river yesterday. the second highest mark in modern history dating back to 1937 and in felton, some of the iconic town sites like the landmark covered bridge completely flooded. residents in the area who did not evacuate had no place to go. >> we had the trifecta with the mudslide in the trees downed and flooding and we are trapped in a -- a one-way. >> for folks like are two evacuation centers open for this community and very important as this in part -- entire area appears to be without power. one is fairgrounds in watsonville and another one is set up in cabrillo college. both areas are pet friendly and have already parking. -- have rv you want to take it slow and proceed with caution because we are seeing hazards along the ro w aeryswae ndmore t treheesre continuing to fall as the rain picks up. kumasi: roads in sonoma county and flooding. gloria rodrÍguez on your way. it is still blocked? gloria: we did run into roadblocks but we are in gordonsville. we didn't see any floo

the guadalupe river is causing problems for san jose residents. dan: minor flooding was forecast for that area throughout the day. zach fuentes is live with an update. >> double cover the rain stopped earlier this morning and waterways like waterloo bay river have receded but if you look over my shoulder, the water is still high, attracting a lot of attention from passersby. even though the upcoming storm may be weaker, they have local leaders on alert. the headaches caused by the storm seen in the last week continue. the impact to the most recent one monday morning was nearly deadly for veronica who is unhealthy and living along the guadalupe river. >> we heard the branches like trees starting to want to fall and we are like oh my god and it was super high. >> not long after, she found herself in need of help fast. crews were able to rush in and save her as the water continued to rise. >> they helped me get out of being right there where it was flooding and i'm really grateful. >> her rescue is not the only one that has happened since the start of

the san lorenzo river that goes through the santa cruz mountains is maybe a higher flood priority now that was yesterday. so that goes to big sur. we are going to see pictures of likely causes for highway 1 to close. this is the kind of storm that does close rockslides on big sur. but here at home here is the next phase of the storm. so throughout the day on monday we get blue sky, then on tuesday morning this ominous come a weird -looking arc shows up! this is the leading edge. this is the front that will come through at the center of the storm driving all this. that is where you get thunderstorms. that is going to sweep across the in t e sierra there is when this explosion of snowfall. that will be the most impressive part of the snow in the sierra the whole two days! it isthe energy. but back at home the thunderstorms will keep going through tuesday. this is where you don't get the widespread, steady, continuous rain like what we have tonight. the real flooding concern kind of rain. this is going to be more brief downpours that will add to any issues. you will get gusty winds in th

crews trying to remove a logjam of debris from the san lorenzo river. highway 9 has been shut down as well due to landslides. same for highway 17, quite a mess. and that is where we find kron 4 charles clifford with the latest on the cleanup there. >> well, right now i'm standing along highway 17 between los gatos and santa cruz right at the summit where you take a look behind me here. all of the southbound lanes remain closed on monday afternoon following wet weather overnight. a mudslide blocked all of the southbound lanes near glenwood drive along highway 17. caltrans came in, blocked off the southbound lanes at summit and started working on clearing the roadway that resulted in a long line of people who had to turn around go searching for other ways to get around the blockage. i did talk to a couple people who decided to stay here and wait it out, although they didn't know how long they'd have to be here. it will be. all right. we'll be all we should be able to, you know, throw it out. >> just have to have a lot of just taking up in my car. i you co

the other river to watch is the san lorenzo river.ight now, it's at 10.4. 12:00 tomorrow, expected to go above at 20.1, well above flood straight -- stage. flood watch up for the entire bay area tomorrow through monday. flooding is possible. streams and creeks are a concern. heavy runoff is going to lead to minor coastal flooding tomorrow morning through monday morning. surf is up here get three to 17 footers right now. warning is up until 10:00. breakers at 20 to 25 feet. up to 30 feet occasionally. that's dangerous conditions for swimming. wind advisory for gusty wind up to 45 miles per hour from 3:00 to 10:00 tomorrow. solano county going even longer. you will notice those winds really picking up over 40 miles per hour at 7:00 tomorrow as the front approaches. right now, all common from our san jose camera but not for long. 5:00, downpours in the morning. 7:00, widespread downpours. the heaviest of the rain and wind going through. 9:00, it's in the east bay and south bay. scattered showers. in the afternoon, another round of brief

let's check in with kari. >> i'm watching all of the rivers and creeks around the bay area, really focused on that sannue to rise more as the rain continues. and then looking at russian river at guerneville, that is expected to reach into minor flooding as we go into tomorrow morning at 32 feet. so some of those low-lying areas will have some flooding there. looking at the guadalupe river at almaden, we are seeing it also just above where it is expected to be, minor flooding happening as it is cresting now at 9.6 feet. and hopefully we'll continue to recede very quickly. and looking at the napa river, downtown napa, right now at that action stage, where you need to make sure you continue to monitor what's going on, at least through this afternoon, as it is expected as of right now to stay just below flood stage, but it's going to be very close. and looking at coyote creek at edenvale, that's at the action stage, but is expected to crest later on this evening. that all depends on how much rainfall that we are going to see in those areas. and looking back at the past 24 to 48 hours, we've gotten over an

also, other rivers and creeks around the bay area, san lorenzo river monday afternoon major flooding expected. similar trend, again in pleasanton, flood stage, the guadalupe river at the expressway, flood stage monday afternoon as well and more rises on san francisco creek at monitor stage, 2:00 to 3:00 on monday. so the peak rain, the peak river rises coming with that monday storm. we'll have an hour-by-hour outlook for that and how much more rain is on the way in the forecast. >>> ron, thanks so much. >>> sonoma county has opened a center to help people impacted. the fort ross state park, charging stations for cell phones, electronics are available, you can also get comfort kits, they've got blankets, snacks and water in them. the center is open from 8:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening. people in need of a place to stay overnight can go to sonoma county's emergency shelter set up at the eckraft building at the fairgrounds in santa rosa. last round of wet weather on thursday brought more than just rain and wind. yeah, lightning. south san francisco pd sharing this dash cam

. >> well, the san lorenzo river is rapidly rising as well., its reach flood stage in parts of the county and that's triggered several mandatory evacuation orders. take a look. just see how wide the water is now and how much that water is rushing. hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate that area. and the chp had to shut down one northbound lane of highway one near river street so that crews could remove this logjam from the river if the water levels keep rising, that debris could force the water outside of the riverbed and on to the neighboring land. that's what they want to avoid. if they can. >> and take a look at this. this is clay, 10 yesterday, a viewer sent this in. this is a basically a waterway that has now become from asked berra drive. usually it's about 3 feet wide and 3 inches. yeah. looks a lot wider and deeper fact. the viewer who took it says it's about 50 feet wide now and 6 feet how dangerous? yeah, it's pretty incredible. that's the power looking at from the storm and it's not over yet. >> didn't get a lot of when i

the data there is the statistics really jumping up in san francisco, also across the entire bay area. also watching this the riverss a good portion of the bay area you can see felt in nearby felt in the san lorenzo river near big trees approaching major flood stage, so a lot of rainfall in the santa cruz mountains and unfortunately typically we have a strong storm. a lot of times we'll get a break, which is great. we do get a break tomorrow. but monday, rain makes a comeback there and then third wednesday and thursday. that's the storm of interest. we're already dealing with this strong storm is major. the storm for today, but by mid week we could be talking about another atmospheric river. another round of some very heavy rainfall. you think about it each storm just adding a layer of water so still dealing with today's downpours wednesday and thursday. this could also be a stronger wind event as well. that could lead to more power outages and then more rain possible friday and into saturday. here is, in fact , the forecast model looking long range here. we will enjoy the break tomorrow. it's hard to believe with

the fear was that the only access to their camp was the small bridge over the san lorenzo river that uld collapse. >> let's jump over to the east bay now i look at this. the aptly named neptune avenue in san leandro is flooded. the wate >>> people along the russian river have been advised to be ready for evacuation orders. the water is expected to rise above flood stage early friday morning, and then again on sunday night. tonight, the river's water level stands at 12 feet. our wilson walker is there for us tonight. >> reporter: so right now there is lots of trees down . we are all pretty chill. we are used to this, but this is a little extra heavy. >> reporter: this is going to sound familiar to a lot of you across our region. the town has been plunged into darkness with the exception of a few businesses that are running on generator power. no word on when the power will come back on. the real focus here is obviously the river and what might be coming in the days ahead. >> getting it out of the way, it is just like a motorcycle. if you like it, get it saved. >> reporter: all along th

now where the national weather service has issued a flood warning for the guadalupe river in san jose. kron four's will tran takes a closer look at conditions there. >> there have been times where we've seen this river just trickle. that is not the case today. look at the guadalupe river and downtown san jose cuts through the city and it is rising by the minute. look at it compared to the trees on the right side of your screen. it goes higher and higher. this river gives people a lot of anxiety because 5 years ago when we saw as strong, maybe even stronger rainfall, we saw what it did to that neighborhood in san jose where it caused millions of dollars worth of property damage when it just flooded that neighborhood. look at all that debris that's coming down. the city of san jose. they recently said they learned what happened 5 years ago and they promise not to have that happen again. so i'm sure they doing all that they possibly can you make sure that the water fines a place to go instead of going up and up to the higher places, the park's the neighborhoods. but as the rain continues

the other river to watch is the san lorenzo river.ight now, it's at 10.4. 12:00 tomorrow, expected to go above at 20.1, well above flood straight -- stage. flood watch up for the entire bay area tomorrow through monday. flooding is possible. streams and creeks are a concern. heavy runoff is going to lead to minor coastal flooding tomorrow morning through monday morning. surf is up here get three to 17 footers right now. warning is up until 10:00. breakers at 20 to 25 feet. up to 30 feet occasionally. that's dangerous conditions for swimming. wind advisory for gusty wind up to 45 miles per hour from 3:00 to 10:00 tomorrow. solano county going even longer. you will notice those winds really picking up over 40 miles per hour at 7:00 tomorrow as the front approaches. right now, all common from our san jose camera but not for long. 5:00, downpours in the morning. 7:00, widespread downpours. the heaviest of the rain and wind going through. 9:00, it's in the east bay and south bay. scattered showers. in the afternoon, another round of brief

river at st. helena where we expect it to stay just below that minor flooding but it's going to be very close so you do need to continue to monitor it. the sant more heavy rainfall and here we're looking at it cresting at 11:00 this morning at about 20 feet. and so that's when we're going to see the highest of the water levels for today. in the south bay, looking at coyote creek at edenvale, it may get close to minor flooding. we're going to see that cresting at 5:00 this evening. let's look at how much rain we've seen so far. some areas have gotten a lot. other areas are still looking at it coming in and adding up. in livermore only about 0.3 of an inch of rainfall. san jose about half an inch of rainfall. you can see what half an inch of rain has done. as you move to the santa cruz mountains to ben lomond, over 3 inches of rain. over 2 inches for the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain has been focused. it's going to start to shift to the south as we see the storm system pushing further to the south as well as we go into today. widespread rain continuing and some of it coming in with some heavier waves and pockets of some of those do

the san lorenzo is just one of several rivers now at or above flood stage. this map shows how widespread the risk is. many flooded roads throughout the san francisco bay area are impassable. high wind and high water uprooted trees. just in the past 10 days, oakland, califa, rain than it normally gets in the entire season. the brunt of the storm is now taking aim on southern california. in santa barbara county. >> the entire community of montecito is ordered evacuated and evacuated now. >> reporter: that's the same area where a devastating mudslide five years ago killed 23. >> in less than 12 hours, we've received more than eight inches of rain with seven to eight inches still forecast to fall. >> reporter: back near santa cruz, the coastal town of capitola was devastated by the high surf, heavy rain, and power outages. john whitby's restaurant, zelda's, is heavily damaged. it's been in the family since the 70s. how many people do you have working here? >> 74. >> reporter: 74. >> 74 people that don't have anything to do. >> reporter: and there's little time to

that's in the mission. 101 going through south san francisco it looked like a river at times. let me go farther south from here because there's a pattern to everything i'm showing you. let's go to san bruno. that's under d. a. r. t. that's martinez. what's the pattern here? the heaviest rain came in with a vengeance right over the greatest population center. let's go to first alert doppler. i want to show you what happened between 10:00 this morning and 1:00 in the afternoon. if you watch the bands of yellow and orange come in, you'll see a circulation in here. it's very subtle. you can see a brighter line coming in. everything is spinning counter clockwise. we have the center of the low come right in over the city, the peninsula and then went over the east bay into inland contra costa county and it is still there. i'll show you how it moves in a bit. we are so far the second rainiest day in san francisco history and that is significant because those records go back to the gold rush. i'll show you a few more numbers coming up in a bit. oakland you're about to break the record a

river levels rising. we'll probably get into minor flooding as early as mid to late morning. the saniver at felton, the flood stage expected to be major, 22.3 feet by monday afternoon. coming up we'll take a closer look at when that heaviest rain arrives hour by hour, and how many more storms we could see in the forecast. >> wow. niles canyon road is closed again tonight after reports of a landslide blocking all east and westbound lanes, highway 84 between fremont and pleasanton. we've seen this several times over the past few weeks. you see the road closure signs out. no word on when it will be reopening. >> take a look at this list. the office of education is closing these schools because of the storm's impact. schools within the districts on your screen will be completely closed tomorrow and tuesday, meaning no in-person or virtual classes. parents of students in districts not listed here should assume that school is still open tomorrow. >>> governor newsom is asking for help from the federal government ahead of this next powerful storm. it came during an emergency services confer