. >> edie brown describing the green valley road, neighbors tell us this happens almost every year. >> we need to raise up the road to go through. >> this is still a spectator sport even after digging a trench in the hopes of this year, the pavement will not wash away. but will drivers >> abc7 news. >>> water came from runoff from the hills. and the tide went down around 2:00. >>> check that out. abc7 news was along the san francisco water front. you can see water lapping up onto the pier. >> it's great to see the rain, but keep in mind with creeks and rivers and reservoirs are still very low from years of drought. chris nguyen is live with a look at water levels there. chris? >> reporter: it's easy to look and think, okay, we're doing okay. but that is not the case according to officials. they're hoping residents will conserve for water use. the rain fell and some residents stopped by this station in san jose. >> i thought there were be more people. >> yes. yes. >> we had a chance and i told them get some officials. >> reporter: the officials say the area's screens have been able to

. >> edie brown describing the green valley road, neighbors tell us this happens almost every year. >> we need to raise up the road to go through. >> this is still a spectator sport even after digging a trench in the hopes of this year, the pavement will not wash away. but will drivers? >> abc7 >>> water came from runoff from the hills. and the tide went down around 2:00. >>> check that out. abc7 news was along the san francisco water front. you can see water lapping up onto the pier. >> it's great to see the rain, but keep in mind with creeks and rivers and reservoirs are still very low from years of drought. chris nguyen is live with a look at water levels there. chris? >> reporter: it's easy to look and think, okay, we're doing okay. but that is not the case according to officials. they're hoping residents will conserve for water use. the rain fell and some residents stopped by this station in san jose. >> i thought there were be more people. >> yes. yes. >> we had a chance and i told them get some officials. >> reporter: the officials say the area's screens have been able to handl

. >> edie brown describing the ever changing and now partially invisible green valley road where neighbors tell us this happens almost every year. not that they're happy about it. >> we need to raise up the road and put in a culvert so we can go through. >> reporter: what we saw today fairly minor residents tell us. but still a spectator sport even after the sonoma department of transportation and public works dug a trench along the side and filled it with concrete in hopes that the pavement will not wash away this year. but will driver? >> i'm going to go for it. i like to live on the edge. don't tell anybody. >> reporter: we won't tell anybody. we'll show it instead. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters rescued a woman who got trapped underneath a pickup west of petaluma in sonoma county. the vehicle was stuck in several feet of floodwater. the entire weight of the truck was on her ankle. thankfully, she's okay. >> east second between d and e streets flooded this morning and was closed. the water came from runoff from the hills as well as unusually high tide. that didn't help. th