canfield got more than a foot of rain from the storm. >> 14 inches in 24 hours.trongest rain i have experience in the 11 years i have lived here. reporter: in woodacre, crews were chopping up this giant whiteoak that toppled over, crushing two bedrooms in this house. >> we were just very grateful we were not in our bed at the time. if we were, we would be dead. reporter: the resident, who did not want to be worried -- not want to be identified, is worried about what this storm foretells about climate change in the bay area. >> we see this as a reflection of the climate crisis. >> the storm is basically over, so did we get long-term benefit from thewe are checking reservos tonight. >> plus, fed up enough to quit their jobs. what it was like working for the san francisco district attorney. ♪ ♪ ♪ easy tools on the chase mobile app. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> a mysterious odor kept three richmon

canfield is coming in with more than 12 inches of rain. more than 8 inches of rainfall here.n issues elsewhere from oakland to san francisco. more than 3 inches of rainfall. more than 5 inches of rainfall in danville. 4.5 inches of rain in concord. very low totals in the south bay. those numbers will increase over the next couple of hours. flood advisories and flood warnings. you can see all those areas shaded in green. we have flooded roadways, excessive runoff. a similar story for parts of the east bay. we have seen a lot of rain. flood advisories are in effect this evening. one of the better issues we have been dealing with is the window backing off finally. we had wind gusts. the wind right now is windy in spots but nowhere near as strong as they were earlier today. this is a level four major storm we are tracking. the strong wind is backing off. we see numerous powder -- we see numerous power outages already. we are seeing better news in the north bay. we are beginning to dry out. the peninsula, this app later on tonight. by midnight, we see the back edge moved through s

canfield mill valley, sandra fellow mount diablo.arter and two and three quarters mostly was about marine county this morning. this a 36 hour total mount tam five and a third. 36 hours. ben loman, 1.8 to the city an inch plus 1.9. they probably reached their october average. already san francisco sfo three quarters. danville, valeo, oakland, cordelia. half inch to two thirds of an inch a couple of systems there, the one for friday's just taking shape. the stronger system will be what we call bombing out off the pacific northwest. but that won't be until sunday so we'll have a couple of league leading, you know, days here to kind of fine tune all the details, but between now and going into saturday afternoon you can see there will be some rain coming back. most of this will be associated with that system on friday. it's the one on sunday into monday that's looking like it's really going to start to pack upon. so we had the rain this morning. it's lifting north. it's already done that we'll get rain back again in here on friday. and th

these are the amounts we have picked up, almost 4 inches of rain in canfield. 2 to 4 inches in the higher elevations of the north bay, with 1 to 1.5 inches in the lower elevations. over 1 inch of rain in san francisco over the last 48 hours, at about 0.5 inches of rain for dublin and concord. barely more than a trace in san jose, but more rain is developing overnight. scattered showers for the north bay, especially towards cloverdale and healdsburg, but spotty activity elsewhere. our rain chances will remain lower than 50-50 or the evening, and then tonight it will rain and santa rosa. the heaviest rain moving it around midnight, a little later for san francisco. for san jose but you rated rain wait a bit longer, but you should have some more when the sun comes up in the santa clara valley. >>> you mix rain with old trees, and look what can happen. a san francisco surveillance video catching the moment a huge tree came crashing down right on top of a car on sutter street and webster. in the neighborhood, if you weren't awakened by the sound of the tree coming down, you were by the chainsa

we're underwood canfield, earn the positions of the cabinet. yeah. and now yes, true. he is there he was, he what he didn't want to give up. the po on hand in the port to the civilian as it was said, should you hebrew? if i ma'am, i'm just going to dip into your twitter account and you shared you retreated. a comment from david malpass, he's the head of the world bank group. the bank group has poor disbursements in all of its operations. you susanne, on monday and stopped processing any new operations. i'm going to ask him why he shared that, but it also via this comment, this question from one of our audience medicine says i do believe that sidney will solve the problems by themselves. no more interference of any countries at all. bearing in mind the stopping of disbursement from the world bank group and methane thing through that, we've got it. we can handle it. we don't need international interference. hipaa thoughts? well, it's one issue of international affairs thing is that we've been under e commerce if they function for more than 27 years, it has had an impact

now we've seen over an inch and a 3rd rain now in canfield, san anselmo, almost an inch santa rosa hasis moved further south. now, 1100's in the san francisco 1800's in richmond and oakland now has moved up a bit 5, 100's of an inch of rain. all right. that rain continue to stream on shore. you can see it right there. more scattered most of that fairly light popping up around the bay area. but very slick out there on the roads. if you're cruising around that stretching in the south bay now in the east bay, too. so much of the bay area now getting light showers popping up outside. it's going to continue throughout the night on and off. in fact, on and off through tomorrow. long range forecast model shows all that moisture kind of rolling up into the bay area and then you can see that more significant cold front out there that's going to push in late tomorrow night into friday morning. hopefully most of that moves through before the commute. that will be a heavy rain event as it moves on by more rain expected on saturday night and then we get ready for the main event. that's the one that

and then the federal laws are painting and over the nation state laws in canfield, like belgium of france on the national laws of us a morning boards. and that was the other provinces of the agents. kennedy say that's of you. so if we say that you hobbies of county, and then of course the law, the bullish law and everything should be like of a general upholding. so something like that, not even a state like in the united states. the problem, however, he's you hope, i mean, in the mentality of that pull you up in peoplesoft, he's supposed to become a counselor. but the question is, can that counselor be democratic? i think the examples belgium shows the problem with that. belgium is indeed a country with 2 people than dutch speaking in french speaker. and their country is democratic of jewish, but is quarrelling all the time about every possible issue. and of course, there in the dutch speaking french speaking, these are government history, which is not the case imaging the things and the po and, and the parties are some other countries in europe and of been wars between those countries in

over 3.3 run in canfield. inch and a half, san francisco. one of the wettest octobers on record. we are looking for this to last throughout the day. right now winds up to 25 miles per hour in concord. in nevada, 35 mile an hour wind gusts. upper-level winds, mount st. helena, 55 miles per hour. here we are at 9:00. still heavy rain in the north bay. the front ones to push south by 2:00. between now and then we are concerned about flooding on the roadways, small stream flooding, and also the possibility of downed trees and power lines. we have a flash flood warning in effect for the day, the peninsula. this takes us through 11:00. that wind advisory, this is very gusty out there. we will talk about where the rain accumulates, how much for those totals, which are quite impressive, in a few minutes. liz; a lot to get to this morning. rain is already causing problems in sonoma county. this home in glenallen flooded before 3:00 a.m. the fire department initially tried to help them pump the water out of the basement, but left because firefighters cannot keep up with the water flow. the

gabbay you've seen consistently some winds over 20 miles an hour, even in canfield 2425 miles per hour. bolinas 22 mile an hour winds. you get the idea. the one thing that has changed, though, is we're seeing more of an on shore breeze and that really brings up the humidity level in the atmosphere and that lowers the fire possibility as these fires can burn is quickly with higher humidity. really starting to calm things down in most spots only 4 miles per hour to sunnyvale. a little breezy in out toward the peninsula and into san francisco. but overall the trend will be towards some calmer conditions overnight tonight. you'll see this on our computer models. we take you through the night tonight. those winds will begin them in is just a bit as we head through time tonight. and then watch what happens as we head toward tomorrow evening. everything is about to change. but tonight things quiet down and then tomorrow night. here we go. we've got another wave of moisture see coming right down. sacramento valley and there it is developing in the north bay and parts of the east bay as we head

look at the now we're at over an inch and a half now in canfield, san anselmo over an inch and a quarter. now freeman over a 3rd of an inch over 3rd of an inch. now in the san francisco daily sitting almost a quarter of an inch in oakland. about 2 tenths of an inch of rain and get this some of the mountain tops, especially in the north bay, one to 2 inches plus, so far. and we still got a long ways to go. we've got more storms kind of lineup out there right now. right now this kind of a disorganized system. there's just a lot of moisture that is rolling in overhead in the clouds. you can see really not organized system rolling on in, but you get the train of moisture continue to move into the bay area and another round of that rain is just beginning to push back on shore along the peninsula. you're seeing some of that rain come down. also a little further south. you're seeing some more showers. but getting pockets of moderate amounts of rain. you see that near half moon bay over right now. but just along the coastline we get all the way down on in the way and that rain is really coming d

this happened in canfield just before 6:00 sunday night.ing a house on the property. so when the trees fell, one daughter was in the construction tent. the other was in the rv next to mom and took the dogs. the third dog had just died. >> our dog had passed the night before and i think that he was our guardian angel in saving his life. kumasi: oh, my goodness. so dad had a black eye and a concussion. everybody else is fine. the family says an arborist recently inspected the trees and said they were safe. julian: wow. this historic storm left its mark all around the bay area. from a wind knocking over trees to flooding, it was a messy monday for many people. >> through the air as the bay area cleaned up in san francisco, well over 700 branches and trees were reported. volunteers certainly have their work cut out for them. >> i am doing one block at a time and i have an orange trash bin that the city gives you, and it is something about the giants. we will give you that we will give you this if you take one block. >> crews also cleaned out ab

the start so far as you can see up in the north bay, canfield and santa rosa over an inch of rain a renda san francisco a few hundreds of an inch san matteo point on one in san jose, not picking up any measurable rainfall just yet to the south bay, not picking up much in the way of the real rainfall, but that will be changing now. today you can see there's not a lot of coverage on the radar. we have a lot of cloud cover over the region. but still the possibility of a few scattered showers or some mr some drizzle. here is the current satellite picture right now. and as i mentioned, there's not a lot of green to show you on the radar. here's a live camera looking out toward sfo. still solid cloud cover. just keep the umbrella nearby this afternoon. it's one of those deals where it could be dry. and then you encounter that delight shower or at least the drizzle. now here's the forecast model into the afternoon hours. this is actually into it tonight we could still see some more scattered showers developed and then our next system comes on board throughout the day on thursday. especially thur

santa rosa did okay, over an inch and a half and then you see canfield over an inch, but then everybody else like south of there. sam ato 0.21, oakland, 0.3. six in san francisco but the next one comes through as we go into tomorrow night friday morning, and that one's got more game and then the really big story is going to be what occurs on sunday. so here's the systems lined up 123. you can see first, you're going to see tomorrow's or today's system and then tomorrow system. today system as this thing slides through is going to bring a few scattered showers through tomorrow, but basically tomorrow's a break day we get into it again thursday night into friday morning. and then that's maybe a quarter inch half inch again. so it's like, okay, but then banks sunday monday that's the real deal. i mean, it's going to drop potentially half foot of rain in parts of the hills, santa cruz mountains, marine county watershed. west slope of the sierra nevada. they're going to see significant snowfalls above the 6500 ft level, so it's a very, very progressive fluid pattern, and it's just what we ne

we have we do have one of those brief moments right from canfield up to santa rosa, where you are and intensity of rainfall. but that is not going to last for long as that next wave is situated right there towards point raise. let's zoom in on northern sonoma county right now because i want to point out these areas of rainfall to you. these yellow areas on the map stretching from lake county down towards santa rosa are about to be moving closer and closer to former burn scars from fires, not this season but from the season before and as they move to the north and east. we are going to see a pretty good impact. there are some heavy rainfall making its way towards areas like middletown. you remember we talked about that to fire seasons ago as one of those areas that was threatened by these multiple fires. clear lake clark meet in saint all going to be affected by some heavier rainfall here within the next 30 so these areas are definitely subject to some flooding to some debris flows as we see more and more saturated soils into the core of the bay. we go and there's definitely widespread