kentfield getting 11 inches, that breaks the previous daily record set in 2009. we had an all-time record in santa rosa with almost eight inches of rain yesterday. previous record was 5.66 setback in 2019. still some flood warning for sonoma county, and a flood advisory for solano county. those creeks and streams continue to rise. i'm watching another system, a light level 1, coming in tomorrow. dan: it was remarkable. thanks very much. the historic storm left its mark all around the bay area, from high winds knocking over trees to flooding -- it really was a messy monday for a lot of people. the sound of chainsaws cut through the air today as the bay area cleaned up. in san francisco, well over 700 branches and toppled trees were reported and volunteers with the adopt a street row graham had their work cut out -- program had their work cut out for them. >> i'm doing one block at a time. i have an orange trash bag the city gives you. it is something about the giants. we will give you that and we will give you this if you take one block. dan: crews cleaned out cat

look at kentfield. nearly 15 inches of rain there. that was on top of some rain we had last week as well. yountville nearly 10 inches. mt. diablo over 8.5. livermore, over 4 inches of rain and almost 2 inches of rain in san jose. thom jenson is live with us now. show us the impact that all of this rain had in millbrae. >> flooding still here on millbrae avenue. this is millbrae avenue right as it goes on to highway 101. and people have been obeying the traffic stops, the closures on the on and off ramps but not on millbray avenue for at least ten hours until the sheriff's deputy or 12 hours until the sheriff's deputy finally showed up. but until then, people really just blasting through here and some people getting stuck and learning a very expensive lesson. right through the morning commute hours, car after car went right past the road closure signs on east millbrae avenue. some seemingly racing others across the knee-deep water. others saying it was an innocent mistake as they followed traffic ahead of them and then their cars broke

nearly 15 inches of rain, strong total for kentfield. for many locations, there were single day october records for rainfall. look at all the records set for this date in october. san francisco, 4.02 inches. chattering the old record of 2.48 inches in a single october day in 2009. there was one all-time single day record not just for october but forever. that was in santa rosa. 7.83 inches of rain. five point 66 inches set on february 26 in 2019. it was a record setter and a memorable storm. >> there are still widespread power outages across the bay area tonight. about 45,000 customers are still without power. >> we are seeing a lot of vegetation related outages. tree branches coming into power lines. just really soaked. the trees have been bone dry. we have been having this drought for so long. they are tumbling into power lines. we are seeing some access issues and flooding in some areas. once we do get past those access issues, we are finding more damage. that is why there are some power outages that remain today. we have all crews av

kentfield getting 11 inches, that breaks the previous daily record set in 2009.e had an all-time record in santa rosa with almost eight inches of rain yesterday. previous record was 5.66 setback in 2019. still some flood warning for sonoma county, and a flood advisory for solano county. those creeks and streams continue to rise. i'm watching another system, a light level 1, coming in tomorrow. dan: it was remarkable. thanks very much. the historic storm left its mark all around the bay area, from high winds knocking over trees to flooding -- it really was a messy monday for a lot of people. the sound of chainsaws cut through the air today as the bay area cleaned up. in san francisco, well over 700 branches and toppled trees were reported and volunteers with the adopt a street row graham had their work cut out -- program had their work cut out for them. >> i'm doing one block at a time. i have an orange trash bag the city gives you. it is something about the giants. we will give you that and we will give you this if you take one block. dan: crews cleaned out catch

we saw flooding in san raphael and kentfield. marin county received well over a foot of rain.reporter luz pena in sausalito, where the city has declared a local emergency tonight. >> we've been covering the impact of the storm throughout marion county, with flooded businesses, homes, and neighborhoods. now we are in sausalito where there are hundreds of residents without power. many residents were caught off guard. over eight inches of rain in matter of hours college residents off guard. >> i'm like 10 feet above sea level here. >> help ed to get here? -- how bad did it get here? >> it was taller than this camp. you can see the watermark, where it stopped. >> andrew was ready to evacuate after seeing woodland avenue flood. >> the higher ground right there, you see that? all that whole property is 20 to 30 feet above sea level. >> so your plan was to go across the street? >> not a big plan, but yes. >> this area flooded with over two feet of water. several businesses in downtown did not have time to react. the manager of a store said he had not seen a storm this big in 30 years

kumasi: this all happened in kentfield just before 6:00 sunday night. has been living in the rv for the past year while they are working on building a house. when the trees fell, one daughter was in the construction tent and the other was in the rv next to mom and two of their dogs. there thought dog -- third dog had just died. >> our dog had just passed the night before and i feel like he was our guardian angel. kumasi: dad remarkably, had a blackeye and a concussion. everybody else is ok. family says an inspected the trees and said there safe. you can track live doppler anywhere, on the bay area streaming app, available on roco tp and apple tv. julian: the meeting of pfizer -- of an fda panel is getting underway to authorize the pfizer vaccination for kids five to 11 years old. this will be a big step in the process. the expectation is that the fda and cdc will greenlight the doses by next week. pfizer says trial data shows just one third of its adult doses is nearly 91% effective against symptomatic illnesses in children. the director of the national

over an inch and a quarter so far for kentfield. you've been the big winners so far in the north bay. this is light rain. it will soak in nicely. there's heavier rain the forecast. in fact, a couple of waves, but not tonight. this is what we'll see, light off and on showers. it's a consisten chance of rain into the early morning hours, so it's wet on the roads now it will probably be wet for most of the area to start the day on that morning commute. more on the forecast in a few minutes. >>> the north bay, the reservoirs there are very try right now, but they are collecting, the first badly needed drops in this drought bucket we have to fill up. it's going to take a while at first, especially at first, as the parched earth soaks off the runoff, but once the ground is saturated, it could add up pretty quickly. >> it's been a very resilient system, so a few atmospheric rivers can hit, and we can ride on up to full capacity. >> we want enough to end fire season, but not too much where we start dealing with flooding and in some case tho

over a foot of rain for kentfield. nothing close to that. and isolate a chance tomorrow into tomorrow evening. were isolated shower chances for halloween weekend. lower end of the spectrum in terms of our rain chances. halloween weekend is not going to be a washout. you don't need to waterproof the kids customs. you cannot rule out the possibility of a couple showers. right now seeing a mix of clouds and sunshine over the bay. temperatures on the cool side low to middle 60s. concorde the rain it is registering actually shower at the top of the hour. 60 degrees they are. 56 degrees in san jose the warm location. temperatures are going to drop down to a mix of upper 40s and low 50s. without the solid lletget of clouds it will be cooler out there by tuesday morning. high temperatures tuesday 7 to 10 degrees below average. low to middle 60s. across the board. let's zoom in. closer look. 60 degrees along the coast. both middle 60s down the peninsula and south end of the bay with mostly middle 60s in santa clara valley. the butchers in east bay in

these are the rainfall amounts for the last 24 hours, over a foot of rain in kentfield, 7 1/2 inches in the santa cruz mountains. danville over half a foot of rain. san francisco with over four inches of rain. 3.82 inches of that rainfall in the last 24 hours has happened since midnight, so that makes today the wettest october day on record in san francisco. it's not even close, shattering the old record of 2 1/2 inches of rain. you can see why we have these flood advisories continuing into the night. urban and small street flooding advisories mean watch out for flooded roadways, intersections, travel is strongly discouraged. track the hour by hour wind coming up in the full forecast. >> we just checked with pg&e, crews will be working overnight to restore power to nearly 90,000 customers. the hardest hit area right now the peninsula. >> our crews have been on top of the storm all day, we have team coverage from san mateo county through the santa cruz mountains. >> let's go to kenny choi. kenny? >> reporter: it has been an extremely busy night for repair crews trying to respond to al

over 20 inches of rain for kentfield in the last week. over a foot of rain in the santa cruz mountains. over 10 inches in santa rosa. over 10 inches for dublin and san francisco. this is the second wettest in san francisco in october. over two inches of rain for san jose even in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. a couple sprinkles out there this weekend are disappearing from the radar. there is a shower chance tomorrow. showers, no heavy rain. we'll talk about it coming up in the full forecast. >> paul, thank you. >>> now at 6:00, more than 36,000 pg&e customers are without power across the bay area following yesterday's big storm. the peninsula was the hardest hit. pg&e says service should be fully restored by midnight. in the meantime, the company has this warning. >> if you see a low or down power line, always assume it is live. always keep yourself and others away and call 911 and pg&e immediately. >> pg&e says most of the outages were caused by trees falling on power lines. in san francisco, crews could be spotted all day

you see that 14 inc see that 14t kentfield, we picked up almost 27 inches. danville.y? it got wetter and windier. we are looking at rain with over eight inches. we are looking at still a few showers. it is much colder out there. we are looking at that cooler air. sue: good morning. 29 inches at mount tam. that has got to help with the drought situation around the north bay. they stick a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. i would bet money that's what's going on here. you can see the sheen on the roadway. we have very heavy traffic coming into san francisco. it seems to be moving at a pretty good clip. flooding is the big issue this morning. a terrible commute through fremont. don't even attempt to go there. they have no idea when it's going to be reopened. we do have the ramp to 680 is very slow across. we had an overturned. that has been cleared. they had to do a traffic break. be extra careful. we are going to be back to get you to work in one 7. you can see the rain continues to fall across the bay area, particularly down in the south bay. we'll have another check

nearly 15 inches of rain in kentfield.rancisco received five and half inches and san jose which often gets far lower rates from these storms got almost two inches. it has been a soaker, and equal opportunity soaker. another coming our way. light, scattered showers, mainly the northbay. a closer look at that and the rest of the seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> sunday's massive storm sent many scrambling to recovery and cleanup mode. michael finney is here to take a look at why it is not always a good idea to rush into an insurance claim. you are tempted to because you want to get the process going. you are saying take a beat. >> slow down, that's all i'm suggesting. today a consumer insurance advocate is warning even making an inquiry about a possible insurance claim could leave a dark mark on your insurance record. she says before even calling your private insurer, do some research about the cost of repairs. >> you know there's going to be a note. a water damage claim is going to put you in a higher risk category an

everyone in the 70s and ease, how about 78 in the san francisco 77 in half moon bay mid-80s from kentfieldo san jose conquered livermore 82 degrees, som sun dad righ w lk along the embarcadero, really no wind to speak of it's still warm outside if you're stepping out santa rosa 79 currently 78 napa in the low 80s from concord to fairfield and here's a lovely view from our mount tam cam. the coast is pretty much clear 73 in san francisco 77, san jose oakland and morgan hill, is that 84 degrees? all right. some changes are coming right now. the pacific northwest is getting part of the system that's bringing them some rain. we're going to see a front slide through here sunday and that's going to bring us some wet weather. so start looking for those umbrellas if you don't know where they are from our golden gate bridge camera, you will notice bright skies mainly clear and crisp overnight sunny and warm tomorrow much cooler weather sunday with that rain coming through morning temperatures will be in the mid 40s to the low 50s. there will be a chill in the air just a few passing high clouds to s