christina rendon learned falling trees remain a big problem.eporter: just as flooded streets are drying out the bay area is bracing for more rain. >> hopefully the pumps work and it doesn't flood again when the rains come. >>reporter: residents at this mobile home park in redwood city are still cleaning up after thursday's storm that left them underwater. >> we have to clean it up and come back. try to get our life back to normal. >>reporter: aside from water damage many people are seeing tree damage. terry's tree service is busy removing do you understand trees all over alameda and contra costa counties like this massive one that fell just 6 inches from the back door of deborah roberto's home in oakland. >> i opened the door and almost got poked in the eye by the branches that's how close it was. we've got to get that down tonight before it rains. >> because the ground is very wet right now and the tree is very heavy. >>reporter: people are flocking to stores to prep again. last week's wet weather was the busiest mid says in history for haywar

ktvu's christina rendon spent the day with people cleaning up from last week's major system. we begin with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> the next wave of rain approaching the coastline right now. most of the weekend so far has been dry. that will be changing over the next few hours, but especially as we head into your monday forecast. right now our live stormtracker you see that frontal system offshore and a lot of moisture to work with moving in from the south and west. with that this will be the source of some energy to produce some moderate to even some heavy rainfall as we head into your monday forecast. here is a closer look at live stormtracker 2 right now. a few scattered showers towards parts of san mateo and santa cruz counties. santa rosa reporting some light rain off and on all afternoon. there we go with the rainfall coverage closer sonoma, glen ellyn and the napa region as well. as far as the forecast model, we will keep the scattered showers very scattered in the forecast for tonight. but look what happens as we transition into your monday morning. plan on

that's' where christina rendon is now on the storm watch. what's it like right now, christina?porter: yeah, this is about 15 seconds -- just about 15 seconds ago this wind hit us. you're right. we are getting hit hard here at the golden gate bridge. a live look now at traffic coming in from marin county and so far things seem to be smooth. but i talked a couple minutes ago with the spokeswoman for the golden gate bridge and she was telling me they have a buffer lane open. that is pretty unusual for the golden gate bridge. it's in the middle lane. they have three southbound lanes and two northbound lanes. the reason for that buffer lane is just in case someone kind of swerves out of their lane. they have that buffer there so they don't oncoming traffic. now, we do want to say driving over here to the golden gate bridge from oakland we felt that wind on the bay bridge. those are where the cross winds can get tricky. the wind is going to be an issue here. not so much for the golden gate bridge because the wind is kind of flowing with the direction of the bridge. so there really is

. >> i'm christina rendon. happening now, ktvu's paul chambers is live in alameda, where procrastinators are making purchases, even as the stores are closing for the night. hey paul. >> reporter: hey christina. i tell you what, the christmas shopping season for many people is officially a wrap. target is closing its doors at this hour. i tell you, it's kind of strange being out here, usually, i'm out here shopping doing the last minute thing, but for a change i'm working. so i got to watch people work and push it to the very late minute. twas the night before christmas. this time, it's not a cliche. it really is christmas eve. >> i was scared everything was going to be closed. >> i can't believe christmas came so soon. it's kind of like, man, at the last minute, just out here trying to shop. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one, as people packed the stores trying to get a deal. >> i seen in the paper this morning, they had a tv for $199. >> reporter: lots of people had the same idea. tvs and electronics seemed t