but we are watching the river at granville tomorrow at 21.8 feet. expected to go near flood stage by next tuesday. 38.2 feet. that could be a major flood stage next tuesday. that will be wanted to watch. >>> this entire day has been crunch time. seekers and residents across the bay area are addressing problems before the rain returns. the nbc bay area melissa gordon joins us from san francisco this evening with the very latest. melissa quit >> so many people we spoke with today are feeling a lot of anxiety. we are talking about businesses, residences and public agencies who just worked the whole day trying to clean up from the last atmospheric river, now they are feeling dread and anticipation of what the next one might ring. >> rachel abrams lives right next to san francisco's twin peaks park. >> you can still see water coming down. >> reporter: on january 3rd, she noticed mud sliding down the hill onto the street and towards her house. she has been following the trickling water up the trail to twin peaks and said the mud has gotten worse. >> peopl

the storm in sonoma county, we turn now to ktvu is brooks jarocz live along the russian river in granville tonight, where there doesn't make concerned brooks about flooding. that is the big concern. but tonight the big story has been the power outages . check out downtown greenville . this is on main street. you can barely make out the businesses and pg and e says right now across the north bay. there are at least 19,000 people without power. and if you were here, you would understand why? because we've experienced sudden gusts of wind. and significant downpours that have toppled trees and brought down power lines. as heavy bands of rain moved through sonoma county, the creeks and streams start to swell some roads impassable near windsor, others closed over the fear of flooding. we came down to check the river levels here, you know chris martin and his dog sugar had a wet and windy walk at johnson's beach along the russian river in gern ville . it looks pretty manageable right now that is expected to change in the coming hours and crest 33 ft. by thursday night. it'll be way up here. it'll

granville river park is also close.today caltrans has shut down a long stretch of highway one on the central coast because of rock slides. the highway is closed in both directions, starting at mule canyon creek road about four miles north of san simeon at the elephant seal viewing area parking lot. there's no estimated time for the road to reopen its a section around the road that is known for rockslides enclosures during wet weather. we have an update now on the health of buffalo bills football player damar hamlin earlier today, the buffalo bills tweeted tomorrow's shown remarkable improvement over the past 24 hours. he has drilled in critical condition, but his brain and neurological system appears intact. his lungs are healing, and he's making steady progress. hamlin suffered cardiac arrest, was making a tackle in monday night's game against the cincinnati bengals hearing from some 49ers players, including a fellow safety. to see something like this happened, man. i think that affected everybody. anybody would anybod

we're looking at granville here, the russian river granville right now. it's actually not too bad just under 10 ft, but look at that big jump in the river level into early friday morning. could be just above flood stage at 35.7 ft. the flood stage is 32 ft for the russian river at granville. so the flash for the flood watch in effect until four o'clock tomorrow afternoon. century for the entire bay areas. this is a heads up that the flooding is a possibility once this turns over to a warning and fewer specific spots that will turn battle that will mean that your phones might be going off your tvs your radio to let you know there's a flood warning in place. also the winds really ramping up. we are under a high wind warning. typically we're under a wind advisory. that's the lowest level, so it's kind of been elevated a bit. in terms of the wind speeds and winds could be gusting over 50/60 miles an hour. here's a live camera, looking out toward the oakland estuary looks stormy here and see all the cloud cover some drops on the camera lens and some chop on th

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. >> joining us live in granville. yesterday you were getting drenched. i'm glad to see you are looking a lot better today. >> momentarily. it seems another storm system is not far away. we can tell you the power has just come back on in downtown kernville. it has been out since last night when the storm moved in. all eyes are on the rising russian river which could reach flood stage by this weekend. we are talking about a heartbreaking loss of a child during the storm. the storm tragically claiming the life of two-year-old eon. firefighter say the toddler w killed wednesday night when a redwood tree crashed into the family's home in western sonoma county. >> when i first arrived on scene a frantic father came out with a child. he was covered in debris. he said my child is not breathing. >> the family sharing these pictures with us. they say he had a kind loving spirit. highway 116, the road to guernsey was wet, windy and treacherous. wednesday storm knocked up power to most of the town but that is not the biggest worry. berlin fisher w wrapping as many s

and in granville, the latest observations healdsburg 10.2 ft. granville 24 ft expected to crest above flood stage and could be cresting at 38 ft. that would be tuesday and then the napa river first coming up for you napa river at st helena right now, 4.7 ft. napa river napa. as you can see nine, ft could be just below flood stage. but these numbers change around quite a bit, so it's something we're watching closely as a rainfall picks up. our next system is actually kind of tucked in right behind here, a lot of moisture in advance of it. and right now we have lots of clouds over the bay area and some rain showers up to our north showing you the winds out there the winds nothing. not much of a factor right now, but those winds at speeds will be picking up here is our live camera looking at above san francisco with mostly cloudy skies and the forecast models showing you this. the rainfall developing, especially for the north bed tomorrow morning scattered at 11 o'clock. this is 12 o'clock tomorrow, maybe some more breaks in the action by mid after

granville and the guadalupe river in san jose. we do have the numbers here right now. four. ft. could be going up to, uh just around 10 ft by four p.m. on monday. here is our live camera shaking around quite a bit. some rain showers hitting the camera lens and in the next, uh few hours rainfall rates really ramping up current temperatures out there you can see in the fifties, but watch out for those wins easily going up above 30 up about 40 miles an hour for tonight. so here is the atmospheric rivers studying up as we head into sunday night and into monday, and this will cause the problems in terms of the significant rainfall so 2 to 8 inches and the winds picking up 50 to 60 miles an hour. here is the forecast model for tonight. it's showing you this. the heavy rain bands coming on board. this is one o'clock and once again we could be having some thunderstorms out there sunday morning. still, some scattered rain maybe some isolated thunderstorms tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours. a chance to get outside, hopefull

granville over to ben lawmen. 1.93 diablo head over an inch and a half.ther locations, checking in san rafael two plus davenport's had good rain an inch and three quarters. santa rosa that was at the airport. not downtown. this time, 1.67 yonville and inch and a quarter big basin state park, santa cruz mountains and inch and a quarter san francisco 94 100, oakland 64. the reason why i'm saying livermore at 0.28. we showed you the rainfall projection yesterday was 4.29. how good is that? that was on the european ecm. nine kilometer rainfall graphic that was not only a participation trophy. that's a gold star. so there you go. that's that's impressive. you you weather people. never right on those rainfall projections. really we were yesterday. alright sometimes they get them . sometimes they don't this system will be with us tomorrow. but today it lives north. and it will be warmer today we'll get some sun breaks. cloudy. mild in the morning. rain moves north south breeze mid sixties few upper sixties wouldn't surprise me southward. it's a south wind kickin

50 miles per hour along with more power outages let's bring you out to be russian river here in granville.1 feet, that is right at the flood stage, it does look like we could see this drop by friday, down to 24 feet, now something else i want to show you with a few more seconds on the clock the other side of the coin. look at the reservoirs, we have seen a 20 to 50% jump since december 27th at our reservoirs, north bay running at 94% capacity, east bay mud at 93%. lexington reservoir is always hard to see that really start to jump we are now at 73%. u.s., 108%, that is what produced problems in galway. and now coyote at 93%. i have an important look at the seven-day forecast coming up in about 15 minutes it now looks like we can have an additional storm system. a total of four coming and i will have that for you in about 15 minutes. >>> as the storm hits we want to remind you that our free nbc bay area app is a good resource that gives you access to our exclusive doppler radar, you can track the system heading our way. plus it will send you the latest alerts on the storm. >>> floodwaters

quick update on the russian river at granville, you can see right now . 23.4 23.4 ft.ted to rise to a nearly 38 ft tuesday afternoon that would be above flood stage will be watching all the rivers. and the creeks to see how they respond with all the upcoming rainfall headed our way this weekend, but especially into early next week, right now , lots of clouds streaming into the region and some green showing up on the radar. so there's the possibility of some scattered rain showers. for tonight. the main focus is up to our north. here's our live camera, looking about san francisco was still mostly cloudy skies, but by this time tomorrow we're gonna have a lot of rain to talk about. here we are tomorrow morning. eight a.m. and then this is one pm. scattered rain across the region and look what happened saturday evening. saturday night. those yellows and reds popping up that's real heavy rain, and it's going to move out of here sunday, but still the possibility of some scattered showers on sunday, especially for the morning hours. highest court tomorrow will be in the fift

expect water levels on the russian river at ha plan and granville to hover around flood stage through early next week. time now 76 governor newsom and the white house of working closely together to speed up help to californians affected by the storms. the governor spoke directly to president biden and the president ordered an emergency declaration for california. 31 counties are now on the list to get fema help, including marin, napa, san mateo , santa clara and sonoma counties and new this morning in a late night decision, the oakland unified school district board of education voted to reverse plans to close schools of the board's previous decision . the close and merge schools was met with a large opposition in the community for several hours last night, the board heard from teachers, parents, students and community members, strongly urging the board to keep those schools over and they celebrated the board's decision. the fact that my son gets to continue on with his mentors and grow and thrive in oakland is it's the best thing i could have ever hoped for. i'm so excited. now the sc

update predicts that will not happen until sunday at the earliest flood stage is 32 ft there in granville by monday. forecasters predict the water will crest to about 36 ft before it recedes. in addition to the rising waters, the storm has also knocked out power to gern ville and other nearby towns. there are also serious concerns about debris, including fallen trees along soggy banks, making rescues even more hazardous. there's all kinds of debris flowing down the river, the street whatever the trees were trash cans, basketball hoops, different stuff like that, so a lot of that stuff is dangerous for the rescuers and the people because we get caught in it, so we have to look out for that. the evacuation warning covers the russian river area from healdsburg all the way west to jenner, and for more on the wet and windy conditions moving forward we bring in chief meteorologist bill martin bill and the thing with the russian river mike is that that drainage basin for the rusted russian river is like 14 almost 1400 square miles 1400 square miles, all of it. it's a huge drainage basin and as t

residents in granville are dealing right now is some localized flooding for those impacted by the flooding and in need of a place to stay. sonoma county transit is offering shuttles between the lower russian river area and the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa marin emergency shelter has been set up for those flood victims. the next round excuse the next round of rain is expected to usher in some gusty winds, bringing the threat of more down trees and power outages at last check more than 6000 pg any customers in the bay area are without power tonight. the peninsula and north, basing the most outages as well as the east bay. pg and e says its crews have been working around the clock to get the power back on. our focus will continue to be on safely accessing the damage and then making the repairs to get the lights back on as quickly as possible. pg and e. says there are storm related power outages in 42 counties across the state . napa and marin counties are preparing not just for the rain, but the winds as well here in the coming hours since the first of the year, the north bank has

granville river park in sonoma county is also close. today.shut down a long stretch of highway one on the central coast due to rockslides. the highway is closed in both directions, starting at mule canyon creek road to about four miles north of san simeon at the elephant seal viewing area parking lot. there is no estimated time to reopen its a section of road that's known for rockslides and closures during stormy weather. there's a new update on buffalo bill safety damar hamlin after he suffered cardiac arrest following a hit on the field during a monday night football game. buffalo bills tweeted about half an hour ago. he's shown quote remarkable improvement over the past 24 hours. hamlet is still critically injured. but the team says is neurological system appears intact. his lungs are healing and is making steady progress. hamlet is in intensive care at the university of cincinnati medical center, espn reports his father held a zoom call with the team yesterday and told him hamlin is progressing. doctors are now giving him less oxygen becau

you can see the russian river healdsburg and granville and greenville could be going above flood stage, in fact, cresting sometime tuesday afternoon, but but to be honest, these numbers have been changed around a little bit with each update, but at least right now, that is the forecast for the russian river and napa river napa river and saint helena napa river napa. expected to crest just below flood stage as we head into monday or tuesday. also watching the saint lorenzo river big trees and you can see the expectation a big rise on the river a possibly up to 24 ft , all in response to that real strong storm by by monday, here's a live camera, looking out towards san francisco was still mostly cloudy skies, possibility of a few scattered showers for tonight, our current satellite and radar showing you some green, especially up to our north. and here's what the forecast model thinks syria tomorrow. this is a 12 o'clock on saturday. rainfall developing tomorrow morning and in the north bend and kind of expanding but as we head into saturday night, that's when the heaviest rain comes on b

it caused granville turn into a swamp and had people using canoes get through the area.unty family is dealing with a truly heartbreaking situation. their two-year-old son was killed during the storm after a tree fell and crashed into their home. tim johns talked to the family about the devastating loss and brings us their story. >> it has been a nightmare. tim: for this family of sonoma county the past few days have been unimaginable. during wednesday's storm four trees fell on their home, destroying the home and killing their two-year-old son. >> we called him goldie. goldie tim: his is serving as spokesperson for the family. we spoke to her friday afternoon in the rubble of her brother's home. >> my mother came over pounding on the door, pounding, the tree fell! he is gone! tim: goldie was a happy child. a boy who loved to dance a new how to put a smile on the faces of his loving family. [laughter] she says the past few days have rocked them to their core but their faith has given the family strength. >> we believe in god. we are strong in our faith. i saw him walking

this week, sonoma county residents are keeping a close eye on the already swollen russian river in granville. floodwaters last week damaged several homes and businesses and some of the low-lying areas are expected to experience some flooding. one resident who had to evacuate his neighborhood had to spend days in his motorhome parked along the highway, he had to leave fast, grabbing everything he could. >> my tools are here, is over $3000 worth of tools to fix and repair everything and this will probably get ruined, my weed wacker, all this stuff i can't afford. >> he's a vietnam war veteran and lives on social security, he says with his tight budget he's trying to survive the best he can. >>> a stretch of busy highway 37 shut down because of flooding. chp does not expect to reopen anytime soon. our reporter is there to show us the effects. >> the cause of the closure, the is cars are being diverted onto local streets upsetting affected drivers and the people who live in this area. the loud bus of multiple pumps draining water away from highway 37 and into novato creek, for many frustrated dr

supervisor linda hopkins says rivers and creeks could crest, specifically the russian river near granville. the county is bracing for a fallen trees and power outages. >> the biggest concern is we have the potential for gale force winds on top of a huge atmospheric river even >> >>. sonoma county fire has these jet skis on scan by. >> we have our jet skis hooked up to our trucks. utilities ready to go for when the call comes out. >> agencies across the county preparing inflatable rescue rafts like this to help stranded residents. >> there were people kayaking through the flooded parking lot. >> south -- misses district are putting out sandbags. the upcoming storm bringing back memories of the massive flooding in 2019. >> they have the flood lock system locked and loaded to go. they supply us with sandbags. >> this morning the floodgates had not yet been installed at the city chamber of commerce says they feel prepared. >> it was an unprecedented amount of rain. the preparation was not point. you live and you learn. >> a representative from the barlow would not tell us if and when they plan

used, including the granville river park. county's newly sworn in sheriff is making history as the first latina to ever had that department. you send your sanchez was sworn in as the 23rd, alameda county sheriff in a ceremony in oakland. sanchez has worked at the sheriff's office for the past 25 years, served as the commander of jails for the past two years. during the ceremony, sheriff sanchez outlined her priorities and plans we are bringing a new way of policing to our communities policing with humanity, policing with respect and compassion, making sure that we are putting measures in place services and programming in place for individuals who are coming back into society. sanchez also says she wants to improve community relations and restore trust in the agency by holding deputies accountable for any misconduct 41 here there is a strong warning against driving today, authorities say. stay home if you can, because the roads are so dangerous and wet. coming up on the nine the warnings from the chp and new concerns for small

granville forestville, rincon valley. the forecast highs tomorrow. little warmer than today.not a heck a lot, but a little bit, and then we wore more. we'll get back into the upper fifties low sixties sunday, monday and tuesday and drive, so it's a great forecast after but it seems like a lot of rain. it was a lot of rain. i'll see you back here at 11 you then, bill. thank you. well you can bet the bars and restaurants will be busy sunday, with fans watching the 49 years divisional playoff game 49ers are hosting special watch parties and san jose, san francisco and mexico city in san jose. fans can gather at santa pedro social on west santa clara street. bands in san francisco can watch the game at the crossing at east cut on folsom and in mexico city, the watch party will be at pink gringo barbecue. you can register, learn more and register on the 49ers facebook page and you can watch sunday's game right here on ktvu kick off is at 3 30, then stay tuned for the point after postgame show with our jason appelbaum. and joe fonzi right after the game coming up next in sports ste

county officials say the river in granville crested just below the 32 ft. flood stage. officials are still warning that flooded creeks and down trees can cause road closures in greenville, some residents did have some water in their homes and many went days without electricity. one couple actually found their homes surrounded by water, but said that residents here are quick to help one another. we're all just happy to share. what comes around goes around, and everyone here is just very humble folk and obviously going through national disasters is a humbling experience, then just kind of seems to be those type of people just kind of coalescing that's kind of an area and just down to earth people. that's part of why we love it here. the river is expected to stay high for the next few days, and it could rise on friday, but it's not expected to hit flood stage in the near future. huge tree came right down onto part of the house this morning in marin county, as ktvu s roberta gonzalez reports. it was a very close call for one family in nevada. we arrived out here about 8 30

lion streets in granville starting to take on water from the russian river that river expected to reachlood stage early tomorrow morning as this new round of rain rolls in in just a few hours. ktvu is henry lee picks up our weather team coverage in sonoma county, where a bus service was set up just today to help those who choose to evacuate. this is where you dr johnson's beach along the banks of the russian river in greenville. the parking lot is now upon. there's absolutely nothing you can do. i mean, the way it is right now. you can't enjoy it. you can't go down the beach and swim. it's just it's a mess. locals already dealing with power outages and using generators. they say the river might hit flood stage but just barely disaster yet hopefully not so just, uh, neither. we need the rain, so maybe not too much at once, so it'll manages the beach. she had a mover rv to higher ground that says she accepts the risk of living in a flood zone. this is a pretty awesome place to live and living right next to the river, for the most part is pretty wonderful. just being able to drop your kaya

these are the forecast overnight low, so freezing in santa rosa in granville and forest ville and rincon valley in those areas, fairfield 35 napa valley, you'll find yourself at 35 st. elite in those spots could easily go 30 33 32 yonville places like that . 50 and anti up tomorrow for a high 52 fairfield. not that warm why because that cold front went through right? even though it's going to be sunny temperatures are going to have a little have a little time to recover, and we'll see them recover nicely as we go in through the week with temperatures in the weekend by the mid fifties, but just really cold mornings the next few mornings, dry conditions and a chance to dry out. all right, bill. thank you. brock purdy in the niners are just rolling. but sunday, they do face a whole new challenge against one of the most dynamic pass rushers in the nfl. jason appelbaum we're breaking down for you coming up in sports, and here's a look right now at tonight's lineup on ktvu, you can catch celebrity name that tune tonight at eight, followed by special forces at nine and be sure to join us for th

northbound and southbound nine at granville road are all closed so from belton to santa cruz, that will down. we also have roadway flooding reported on northbound to southbound 121 between silver creek bridge and ca 12, which will be in big bend, essentially in sonoma county. in san francisco, this will be from lincoln way in the southbound direction and one more closure to get to our largest since last week. from fremont to and chp tweeted they have no estimated time as to when that will reopen. just had that come in couple minutes ago. a live look to break, we have a wind advisory issued as without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. and provides steady morning energy what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 1) hey what about this one? (

woman from uk was found dead in a submerged car near the town of forest ville, just upriver from granville ktvu. tom baker has more on how a 911 call led to an all day search. russian river floodwaters appeared to have taken the life of a 43 year old woman who was it exactly the wrong place right on this road at exactly the wrong time mid morning tuesday. on wednesday, the sonoma county coroner's office confirmed that an occupant of a car that got stuck in flood waters on trenton healdsburg road on tuesday was 43 year old daphne fantino of uk at the sheriff's department said that the occupant of the car called 911, she told dispatchers that our car was up to its hood and water and filling with it. sonoma's marine unit, two helicopters, several deputies and the county fire district, swiftwater rescue units all responded to search for the car and the driver. we were not able to find her. dispatchers tried multiple times to call her back, but they weren't able to make a connection. continued searching for her yesterday through sunset , and once it got dark, it became too dangerous to continue

in sonoma county that's just southeast of granville. authorities say the rising waters of the russian river are to blame in this case as ktvu tom vacar reports 911 call led to an all day search. russian river floodwaters appeared to have taken the life of a 43 year old woman who was it exactly the wrong place right on this road at exactly the wrong time mid morning tuesday. on wednesday, the sonoma county coroner's office confirmed that an occupant of a car that got stuck in flood waters on trenton healdsburg road on tuesday was 43 year old daphne, florentino. of uk at the sheriff's department said that the occupant of the car called 911, she told dispatchers that our car was up to its hood and water and filling with it. sonoma's marine unit, two helicopters, several deputies and the county fire district, swiftwater rescue units all responded to search for the car and the driver. we were not able to find her. dispatchers tried multiple times to call her back, but they weren't able to make a connection. we continue searching for her yest

this is where you dr johnson's beach along the banks of the russian river in granville. the parking lot is now upon. there's absolutely nothing you can do. i mean, the way it is right now. you can enjoy it. you can't go down the beach and swim. it's just it's a mess. locals dealing with power outages and using generators. they say the river might hit flood stage but just barely disaster yet hopefully not so just, uh, neither. we need the rain, so maybe not too much at once, so it'll manages the beach. she had a mover rv to higher ground that says she accepts the risk of living in a flood zone. this is a pretty awesome place to live and living right next to the river, for the most part is pretty wonderful. just being able to drop your kayak in when you want to, and it's a great community of people that live here. kayaks and boats are a must around here or at least a good pair of rain boots. on the other side of river road, we spotted this man traipsing down a flooded street thanks to overflow from five creek, which drains into the russian river. these also have mobile hom

this one happened on tuesday night outside of the safeway store, and marlo and granville roads. when officers got here, they found a man with a single stab wound. he was taken to the hospital and then was treated and released. a woman who is an acquaintance of the man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. five former police officers in memphis indicted and charged the district attorney calling what happened to this man following a traffic stop quote absolutely appalling, the evidence that district attorney plans to release to the public tomorrow plus new request for former president as security concerns continue to grow over unsecured classified documents, the searches that are underway to track down other missing files. and then whether we have been on a roll another beautiful day out . there are lots of sunshine with temperatures in the sixties and seventies. we begin to cool off tomorrow in your friday forecast. it will feel like winter around here as we head toward the wee nd of the da (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with e

it was earlier about an hour ago, right around granville and kind of moving to the east.an't see with that progression. here is the radar imagery right now in the central portion of the bay, not as much activity and then out toward the east bay out toward the livermore valley, still talking about some downpours. as you can pick out on the radar imagery and then back in the maps out nice to see some breaks in the coverage. still, a few lingering showers possible closer to morgan hill, but down the santa cruz county much better, improving conditions this afternoon. here is our live camera from the south bay. it's hard to believe with all the stormy weather today, we could actually see a little bit of some sunshine and that's what we have this evening. with our sunset. now another system is approaching the region. for tomorrow. the headline will be it's going to be heaviest up in the north bay, especially for the coastal hills winds could be around 20 to 30 miles an hour and rainfall. there's that eventual range about 2/10 of an inch to over over two inches as far as thunder

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now russian river at granville will be talking a lot about the rivers into the weekend and especiallynto next week. russian river a girl with the latest update, of course, it has been rising quite a bit over the past 24 hours. last update. 21 ft. forecasted to crest below flood stage tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. but that weekend system will have a major impact into monday could be going up above flood stage by monday, and even beyond money looks like the levels will continue to rise. unfortunately so a lot to track with the russian river in fact, all the rivers and creeks with more rain in the forecast here we are tonight, maybe still some more rainfall targeting portions of monterey bay, the santa cruz mountains here in santa cruz, and then tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies, there is a chance of a sprinkle or an isolated shower. but throughout the day tomorrow, a sun cloud mix we're watching this rainfall up to our north. there is a chance of a shower up in the north bay, but eventually we're talking about our next system as we as we attract the weekend forecast, rain returned sat

now we're watching the river levels all across the region, but the russian river at granville could be going just above flood stage. that's the projection tomorrow afternoon right now, nearly 28 ft. expected to go to 32.7 ft tomorrow afternoon with flood stage being 32 ft. here is the satellite and the radar. as you can see the focus of this rainfall streaming in from the pacific. the focus is up in northern california and up in the north bay. as we check out the current radar imagery. looks like we have some more development just offshore. so here's some of the coverage so maybe a little bit more of some break. some break in the rain fall up in the north bay. up in portions of sonoma county, at least maybe some mr some drizzle right now, but we have some more development here closer toward the mirror beach out towards jensen beach. and holiness as we move the maps around closer to san francisco, san mateo, woodside palo alto. there's that rain coming on board and also extending across the bay closer to fremont and then down in the south bay, san jose, reporting some light rainfall mor

this is where you dr johnson's beach along the banks of the russian river in granville. the parking lot is now upon. there's absolutely nothing you can do. i mean, the way it is right now. you can enjoy it. you can't go down the beach and swim. it's just it's a mess. locals dealing with power outages and using generators. they say the river might hit flood stage but just barely disaster yet hopefully not so just, uh, neither. we need the rain, so maybe not too much at once, so it'll manages the beach . she had a mover rv to higher ground that says she accepts the risk of living in a flood zone. this is a pretty awesome place to live and living right next to the river, for the most part is pretty wonderful. just being able to drop your kayak in when you want to, and it's a great community of people that live here. kayaks and boats are a must around here or at least a good pair of rain boots. on the other side of river road, we spotted this man traipsing down a flooded street thanks to overflow from five creek, which drains into the russian river. these also have mobile ho

the national weather service expressed water levels on the russian river at hofland and granville to hover around flood stage through early next week. new this morning. in the late night decision, the oakland unified school district board of education voted to reverse plans to close several schools. there was community outcry following the board's original decision to close invert schools for several hours last night, the board heard from teachers, parents, students and community members, who strongly urged them to keep the schools open. they celebrated the board's decision. the fact that my son gets to continue on with his mentors and grow and thrive in oakland is the best thing i could have ever hoped for. i'm so excited. the district of previously said it needed to close schools because of declining enrollment and a budget shortfall. it's unclear how the district will come up with the money to keep those schools open elected. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins took the oath of office last night, and her six year old daughter read a note from a former san francisco de a

we're gonna have more on the russian river at granville. it's now projected to crest tomorrow afternoon, with the highest levels expected friday morning flood stage there is 32 ft levels could hit 35, a half feet. causing moderate flooding in that area. the river will likely top its banks in both sonoma and mendocino counties, and the overflow could reach highways 1 75 and 2 22, and we could see some of the highest water levels for the russian river in nearly four years and san francisco still cleaning up after saturday's storm tonight, dealing with more rain, more wind. we are expecting an update from san francisco city officials very soon here but first, let's check in with ktvu is christian captain live tonight in the city and christian how their conditions right now there yes. so about 45 minutes ago, mike, we had a drizzle here in san francisco. if you take a look around me, you can tell this is a lot more than a drizzle. now the city doing what it can to try to prepare for this latest round of storms that are bearing down the city. ri

but granville. three quarters kosaido three quarters calistoga, two thirds can't field picked up 59 100. other right now, the heaviest again has been about san francisco, oakland north, so send and salman santa rosa, nevada over half napa closed danville that they're keeping a close eye on danville, of course, oakland third san francisco 31 1 letters and sfo 20. but look at the light. see the rain is and that's the warm front going through, so there's still some around. but the heavier, steady rain has moved out. we'll have to wait a little bit and a roaring southeast wind has kicked in palo alto southeast, almost 40 miles an hour mountain view 31 san jose has been 28 to 37 hayward 28. this dries out a lot of this moisture as well and sends temperatures soaring. so that's why you're starting to see a break. but i mean, this is just, you know, take a picture of this one of your phone. i mean, we don't see systems like this very often. so the warm fronts gone through now the wind will be the big facto

but that might be an issue because right at granville road along highway 9, it's closed in both lanes sides of the highway there. so it looks like 17 to be the only all close alternate for you to take this morning. if you do that, asking folks to stay away, it is open. they can be very careful as you're traveling along highway 17 traveling into the city this morning. very slick, very high winds. so again, definitely a morning. you're going to want to put both hands on your student will not drive too fast. my car is blowing into the lane next to me as i was traveling into the city. so take your time. take your time. bart is asking you to factor in a 20 minute systemwide delay. and that's going to be place for most of the morning. it was in place yesterday. let's just say as long as it's going to be raining there asking, is it factor that into your morning drive your morning commute on bart. if you're taking that 13 minutes, 80 to 101. our richmond center fell bridge. you can see water on the land. so certainly coming down there now, 9 minutes at a richmond, our golden gate bridge. 37 t

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when flooding causes road closures, there will be limited routes to get out of the area in granville, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news as the city of capital . a lifted an evacuation order last night. the coastal city braces for another round of rain about 50 businesses in a two block area were damaged by strong serve turned up by the storm early thursday morning. authorities there say the plan now is to fence off the most critically damaged businesses and then reopen the areas which have been inspected and are considered safe. this particular event is over. but there's also significant whether that's still come in, and so we're also monitoring another weather system. that is a little bit different, but there there is significant rainfall. a handful of waterfront businesses are red tag. that means nobody will be allowed inside until city building inspectors do a comprehensive structural evaluationelling how long that will actually take, especially with more rains from the storm's coming in. we were there just yesterday morning and you can actually see up on that beach front line with the

granville river park is also closing today .ch of highway one on the central coast due to rockslides . that highway is closed in both directions starting at mule canyon creek road. to about four miles north of san simeon at the elephant sale viewing area parking lot. there's no estimate for reopening. it is a section of road that is known for rockslides and closures during wet weather. time is five. oh eight, right back to steve paulson. everybody wants to hear what he has to say about what's coming next as far as the storms coming next, but we get a little break here this morning. we'll take a look at the russian river granville. had johnson's beach here at five am the level based on everything i'm seeing is just over 15 ft. expected to go to almost 33 by early friday and monday above 39 flood stages 32 . i think this will be one of many other areas of concern, of course, would be out towards danville and in the santa cruz mountains. saggers man's is getting more rain than anybody else so san lorenzo river also scotts creek nat

granville 2.44 sleepy hollow and we're in county, too. and a third lake sonoma two and a quarter. san rafael, also at two and a quarter of the locations, including santa rosa , over two inches sent and some over to sonoma 1.81 napa 1.61 loss outdoors has had good rain an inch and 10 100 oakland just shy of that. sfo 1000.9 in san francisco 0.85. the system that we have today is the heavier deep moisture. it's conveyor belt of moisture. and the moisture transport is very, very , very robust. so that's why we're getting some of this heavier rain. high wind warning goes to i think about 8 30 or something like that. but you know, it's just you just broad brush on that kind of stuff. hazardous travel for the reasons we've already mentioned, but the moisture will continue to come in now there should be a break. there is a back edge to this. southeast 41 gusta travis 30 to 40 in oakland. so far half moon basement 37 to 44 35 sounds as calm down a little bit mountain views 20. but i've seen gusts. sfo now south winds of 35 mph, but there is a back edge to this right here. you can see so w

time, but we really want to focus on a road closures because they are large north boomtown nine granvilleuz. that's because of downed power lines in the area. also we have flooding still, in effect here, the singular northbound 1 21 between cinema creek bridge and see a 12 that's in the big bend area. also and san francisco. the great highway in the coton direction. lincoln way too slow boulevard is still closed as well. and then lastly, flooding and landslide cleanup eastbound and westbound 84 between niles canyon road and pleasant in single road high. true live doppler seven right now, storm watch. in effect, light showers out there. it's a level to moderate storm today, the window you should watch closely. 11 a.m. to five p.m. today, kamasi . thank you drew your streaming with us on the abc, seven at seven is next on the app for everyone else. it's gmail. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection.

granville 2.83 mountain cedar 2.68 san rafael. 2.64 lakes and almost 2.5.hould add the rainfall rates are tapering off rapidly to the north. so it looks like this system is sliding south. we'll see a decrease in this rain. mount veeder 2.68 santa rosa, just shy of 2.5, yonville two and a quarter sentence some over to u . c berkeley botanical garden, just shy of two dublin inch and a half sfo one point 29 san francisco 1.19. but you can see look at the back edge. so going through mendocino county lake county right now, you're starting northern sonoma county starting to see this move through. so that's good. even into sonoma county. you can see this on the back edge of that, so we'll see a decrease in rainfall rates rapidly here in the next few hours. still though, east bay in this in the mix also from about san francisco, oakland south on the peninsula and in the santa cruz mountains. east bay really has kind of been waiting here, but now it's starting to pick up an intensity and on the rainfall as our system slides through the same can be said for the santa

around two am cruising, granville set up a bus service to help people evacuate , but people who live in that area say they are aware of the risk of living in a flood prone area. there's absolutely nothing you can do. i mean, the way it is right now. you can't enjoy it. you can't go down the beach and swim. it's just it's a mess. we saw locals already dealing with power outages and using generators. some move their rvs or cars to higher ground, but others say they don't have any way to get their belonging a drier place. so they are just going to take important things if they evacuate. these also have. mobile homes in them. most of them are gone. some i think that can't afford to move. mindset is pretty much just hunker down and see how the storm goes. there is a warning for people evacuating to be careful because plenty of cars are also getting stranded on the flooded roads. sonoma county is now offering shuttles between the lower russian river area and the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa and south of the bay area. there are big worries about the salinas river. it's expected t

granville's had a third we will keep an eye on that for the russian river at kern villa johnson beachse that could go over flood stage by friday morning. friday morning. just really monster system here really is heavy rain flood watch for the bay area. flash flooding . mudslides are possible. high wind warning is out until tomorrow. strong south southeast wind down trees, power outages and hazardous travel roadway flooding heaviest rain will be late tonight, maybe even 10 o'clock. possible road closures are in the mix as well. it's hard to believe that there may be a little bit of a wall say between noon and six. i'll mention it even though i wouldn't forecasted, but there might be, but we're getting moderate to heavy rain right now are steady rain coming in and this is the warm front. cold front still has a long way to go. but this can add up to easily an inch plus for some santa cruz mountains. russian river steady rain those areas it can stack up pretty fast. and we will see some pretty hefty rainfall totals. not only today tonight but into tomorrow. i think there'll be more than t