near the san ramon golf course, scott? >> reporter: yeah, terry, behind me the canyon lakes golf course where the deadly accident happened at around 11:00 a.m. this morning, we spoke earlier with the firefighters in san ramon they tell us the woman who has not yet been identified was walking along the golf course when heavy winds sent to try over the golf course falling right on top of her. >> of course, everything lines up, being out in the weather and being beside the tree that decides to come in that moment is pretty unpredictable. unfortunately just lined up in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: now, the golf course is inside a gated community. if you look closely you can see the caution tape strung in the area of the golf course where the tree fell earlier today by police. no word on whether the woman was a resident and nobody here at the country club was willing to go on camera talking about the deadly isn't. now emergency officials tell us the combination of winds could bring the trees down. >>> all righ

trees have crushed cars, homes, and unfortunately this weekend a woman was fatally struck on a san ramon golf course. >>"there must be enough velocity, it doesn't take much if it hits the person on the head." >> reporter:outside this san francisco home at monterey blvd and ridgewood ave- it was a close call. >>david gimbelivich, san francisco >>"it happened yesterday walked out of my house saw it was down. very lucky nobody was parked nearby." >> reporter:just two blocks away - more tree limbs were found lying where a car could have been parked. >> reporter:although this can be described as a freak accident uprooted trees and fallen branches can be a deadly reality or financial set back. >> reporter:it's not always obvious - but there are some signs a tree may be vulnerable to toppling over. >>"if you see a big crack on a limb on a large limb of a tree or one indicator would be if the ground is bulging up on one side." >> reporter:so don't panic but remain cautious and at least during this storm try not to hang out under trees. live in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> pam:ahead at eight. >>

in the east bay. 50 mile an hour winds toppled a tree that killed a woman was killed at a san ramon golfhappened yesterday morning at about 11. officials say the 20 foot tall tree uprooted because of the weather conditons. the woman, who was 56 years old, was taken to the hospital after she was hit. she later died from her injuries. no one else was injured in what firefighters are calling a freak accident. and if you are in sonoma county, there is a flash flood advisor that will be in effect until 11:28 this morning. and there is a flash flood watch throughout the entire bay area this morning. it will remain in effect until this evening. happening now.the impact of all of the rain we have received is causing napa county flood control to close its flood gates for the frst time this season. take a look at this video. the napa county flood manager says the gates will prevent rising water from heading downstream. workers at riverpointe napa valley picked up wine country cottages and moved them away from the resort by the river. by saturday afternoon, 35 buildings were taken to higher ground.

wrote. >> pam:--road >>steve: a 56 year old woman who died after getting had bought a tree at a san ramon golfourse has now been identified. debra was walking through the canyon lake golf course on saturday when a tree fell and hit her. she was taken to the san remo medical center shortly after officers are arrived to the scene. she died shortly after going to the hospital. no one else was injured. the fire department blamed when the and wet weather for the accident. >> reporter: my >> car, with its hit the pavement the engine flooded. >> reporter: you can see what the river lookalike this afternoon but it is still running fast. they know more rain showers are expected but it got--but they are not worried by it. >> reporter: they will keep a close eye as the next form buildup. -- storm >> pam: a big story today, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the family of kate stinle against the city of san francisco and a former sheriff. you may recall that she was shot to death on pier 14 over the summer in 2015. the suspect charged with her murder has been released just a month before the killi

golf course. kpix 5's andria borba reports from san ramon. >> reporter: the call came into dispatchers just before 11 a.m. from the canyon lakes golf course. san ramon "valley fire" says a woman in her 50s or 60s was out for a walk along the course this morning when a poplar tree came crashing down near the 7th hole. you can see the branches left on the ground surrounded by caution tape in this video. firefighters with san ramon valley say the course was saturated and it was windy when this were called to the scene and they were stunned by the size of the downed tree because it was so small. >> it was a totally 7" diameter tree so in terms of trees of what we normally hear of falling down it wasn't a big monster tree. everything lined up so tragically for the circumstances. >> reporter: the woman was taken to san ramon regional medical center where she died. a representative from the course told kpix 5 the course is closed due to the storm. live in san ramon, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> watches and warnings are posted for much of the bay area. let's check with brian hackney. he is in the weather cen

==vo== and on saturday, a tree fell on "canyon lakes golf course" in san ramon, and landed on a woman, killing her. ==laura//ots rail map== the third victim died in fremont yesterday on 8-80 in a car crash. c-h-p says there was flooding in the area and heavy rains at the time of the crash. ==laura//gfx== there's more rain to come -- stay up to date with our nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab to access our live doppler radar... or to get a detailed forecast for your community. ==scott/cu== we are following breaking news in the south bay. a police shooting has shut down the northbound 101 to san jose interchange. ==take vo== this video is just into our newsroom of the scene. police have just told us the shooting happened just before midnight. no word what lead up the shooting, the condition of the suspect, or if an officer was hurt. police have not said when the interchange will be reopened. laura/2 shot let's check in with kari again on our coast. ing the situation kari wx ad-lib sharon/vo sharon/live mike traffic tease ==laura//2shot== another trouble spot this morning --

over in san ramon a woman was killed this morning after another tree fell on top of her and the canyon lakes golf course. kron 4 is live in san ramon. ella. >>reporter: we are in the neighboring town indiana with the fire district is located because their crews were the ones who responded to the golf course for the unfortunate incident. battalion chief is actually confirming that was probably because of the heavy wind they observed other once they go to the golf course but unfortunately wasn't the cause for the tree to come down onto the woman. they arrived on the golf course just before 11 am where they found a woman between her 50s or 60s and she was pinned under this tree by the seventh hole. she was later taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead. at this time, the employees of the golf course saying no comment. we do not who she is or she was just rolling by on the golf course of this happened. the battalion chief is urging the public to be really vigilant this coming weekend. all weekend long the cause this can happen anywhere and this tree didn't have any obvious signs that it would be

san ramon yesterday. it happened at the canyon lakes golf course before 11:00 a.m. the 56-year-old was walking on a cart path with her husband when the car pinned her down. it's just a freak accident. >> it was not a big tree. it was something that you wouldn't think as being an issue. but unfortunately with the circumstances, everything lined up to make it a tragic event. >> her husband was okay, but, of course, devastated. >>> at a nearby canyon woods, the tree's lower branches dropped and were hitting cars as they passed beneath. that's pretty dangerous. firefighters deemed it unsafe. >> we expect to see more of this as the day goes on. it's the tree that holly just mentioned. closed from westgate drive to nicasio valley row. crews have been working through the night to remove this tree. >>> the ma rain county swift water rescue team is ready in case they are needed. they tweeted out these photos saying they are prepared for an active morning. >>> an area of concern is where the loma fire left burn scars in the santa cruz mountains, and residents have been prepar

the circumstance. >> reporter: now, the woman was taken to san ramon regional medical center where she died later. a representative with the golf course told kpix 5 that the course is closed due to the storm. in san ramon, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> in oakland, another fallen tree blocked several lanes of highway 13 this afternoon. chp tweeted out this photo of the tree across the southbound lanes. the road is now open. >>> they are also preparing for a mess in marin. kpix 5's jackie ward spoke with people stocking up putting the sandbags out tonight. jackie. >> reporter: that's right. san anselmo businesses have been here before and you can tell because of the preparation that they put into tonight's storm. they are not taking any chances. >> i'm getting more. [ heavy accent ] [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: inside this salon it wean that long ago in 2005 when a flood brought in nearly two feet of mud covering the space and forcing them to remodel. the owner says there's no use in being scared even if that means starting over again. >> you do what you have to do. if that comes, you clean up and you move on the next day. >> repor

a woman was walking in san ramon on a golf course.took a tree, pinned this woman and killed her. horribly tragic, freak accident. but this storm was predicted to be possibly fatal. it's already proven so, just a sign of how dangerous this thing is. as this moves on, it's going to start really in earnest tonight and it will move on into monday and into tuesday. rock slides, mudslides, you know, washed-out roads, widespread flooding all predicted for this storm as people continue to prepare for the worst. alex? >> your report certainly will incite people to prepare. thank you, steve patterson in reno. >>> eight years after president barack obama's historic election win, four americans look back at that moment and the impact he's had on their lives. >>> and coming up next on "am joy," pulling federal funding from 2.5 million patients a year. a look at the political fight over planned parenthood. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, buddy, don't

and on saturday, a tree fell on canyon lake's golf course in san ramon and landed on a woman, killing her. the third victim died in fremont yesterday on 880 in a car crash. the chp says there was flooding in that area and heavy rains a to the time of the crash. >>> i want to check in with kari right now. a little break in the storm today, some spotty showers headed our way. >> and we're also looking at a few clusters of some heavy rain. we're watching one right now, approaching santa cruz, and that may move into where kris sanchez is, in the santa cruz mountains. we'll continue to keep an eye on that, and also looking ahead, we'll have a high wind watch in effect for tomorrow, as the next storm really ramps up and brings in the brunt of the storm. once again, we'll see those winds coming in from the south at 20 to 35 miles an hour. some gusts may top 65 miles an hour. also, a coastal flood advisory in effect for the inner bay. all of these areas that you're seeing shaded in green, that will be in effect. starting tomorrow and continuing through thursday, as king tides may cause some c

it happened at canyon lakes golf course in san ramon. branches on the ground, the coast, was saturated and windy -- course was saturated and windy. she was taken to the hospital and died. >>> people in marin county having been laying down sandbags. businesses in downtown not taking any chances. they know better. they remember what happened in 2005, when a flood brought in two feet of mud. farther north, sandbag stations were busy, these people not taking chances. >>> plenty of people in the east bay stocking up on sandbags, this location in oakland saw a stream 6 residents. some stations open tomorrow if the fly of sand holds -- supply of sand holding up. pg&e crews trying to stay ahead. power lines were taken out. the road was closed briefly. we are live at christy field, and rain coming down harder now? >> reporter: yep, lucky me. the rain has picked up in the past hour. we were getting a slight wind, we know brian mentioned some places in the bay area could get winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. that increases the risk of downed t

san ramon. she was out walking on a golf cart path at at canyon lakes course when this happened. first responders rushed her to the hospital but she died. firefighters are calling it a freak accident. nobody else was hurt by the falling tree. >>> this picture tweeted out by the sheriff's office. it started on beach drive and surrounding streets. >>> in santa clara county, dozens residents evacuated from the park, and the only way to get in and out of that park is by bridge, and since it most recently flooded in march residents had no problem complying with the order to leave, and residents along the creek we spoke to said they are confident they are high enough to be safe from flooding. >> we hope they are right. >> several levees in the south part are so old, the 67-year-old levees failed a number of times in major storms and plans to rebuild them have stalled. >>> in sonoma county the concern is flooding penngrove. mike has been talking about that. the creek has flooded before, and the office of emergency services is open as a flash flood watch remains in effect this morning. >

another tree fell inside of the canyon lakes golf course. san ramone valley fire district red responders got the call just before 11:00 in the morning. >> typically we would get trees that come down but not where they trap someone or kill someone. this is again, a free accident. >> pinned the woman between 50 and 60 years old. she was taken to a hospital with critical injuries where she later died. >> this wasn't a typical tree that you looked up and say, this is beginning to be bad. real -- going to be bad. a relatively small tree. like we tell people, look up, look down, look around. >> this region can expect wind gusts as high as 44 miles per hour this weekend. heavy rain late saturday into sunday morning. >> so keeping these weather conditions in mind, really important to remain and keep your eyes open. keeping us informed and reminded to just look around. look up, look down, look around. and make sure you're not in harm's way and we're going to keep tracking this weather system for you as it worsens. for now, live in danville, kron4 news. >>> big

san joaquin river. it's completely flooded out these stairs. >> reporter: high surf pounding the sea walls. one woman dead after being struck by a falling tree on a golf course in san ramon. the ground is saturated. winds over 60 miles an hour. that will continue today. more trees will come down. take a look at the advisories up and down the west coast. still have the ice storm warning in effect for the wilamit valley. until the cold air gets scoured out. and then the winds as well. so here you go. here's the rain. it's snow at the higher elevations. it will become go through time. and drop down as far as colder air by monday. the next 12 to 24 hours are crucial. there's your atmospheric river. the core of the deep moisture pointing right at northern california. we could see over a foot of rain. and in some of the foothills of the mountains, that will cause problems. we have seen mudslides. we're looking at potential for flooding across sacramento and napa. some of these watersheds really will be swelling. including parts of nevada. an ongoing issue that we'll be following quite closely and monitoring and updating throughout the show. dan and paula, back over to you. >>

it happened at the canyon lake golf course in san ramon just after 11:00 yesterday morning. there are branches left on the ground at the scene. firefighters say that the course was saturated and windy when they arrived. the course is closed because of the storm. >>> this person had to be rescued by fire crews while paddling in the redwood creek near redwood city. this was just before noon yesterday. they were able to pull him safely from the water. he was treated at the scene and released soon after. >>> turning to lake tahoe where the heavy rain is melting new snow. crews are scrambling to prevent flooding by preventing the four feet of snow that already fell. there is an atmospheric river from the pacific that is expected to give a deluge new rain. >> on top of the snowpack, we could have tsunamis up here.>>> caltrans officials say that if you are hitting the roads, take it slow from the road to the slope. >>> alive look at sierra tahoe which is closed today because of the flooding concern and extremely windy conditions. they will look at conditions later today before deci

on saturday a tree fell on canyon lakes golf course and san ramon and vishit a woman and kid her. yesterday there was flooding in the area and heavy rains. >>> with all the rain we have seen a lot of cars stuck in deep waters. scary moments in san jose last night. two men were rescued just off santa teresa boulevard. firefighters used a boat and eventually roped them in. >>> we have been sharing your pictures and your video as well. >> mike sent us this one. traffic backed up along northbound 17. charles durham got close to the spillway. be careful, charles. near the reservoir in morgan hill. >> larry shows yosemite hills overflowing. >>> a developing story. an alleged gunman in the deadly shooting at the ft. lauderdale airport is in court today. he is in custody and could face the death penalty. tmz obtained video showing the start of the killing rampage. >> reporter: the airport security video obtained by tmz shows a calm baggage claim area, and then the suspected gunman enters the picture. he reaches into his waistband, pulls out a pistol and begins shooting. as the gunman runs

and in san ramon, one woman killed by a tree on a golf course. >> i thought you would hear it or see something happening. >> reporter: it happened in an instant like this tree falling on the road we were traveling on, the same storm spreading ice over oregon, turning i-5 into a skating rink. roads there littered with jackknifed semis. with eyes on the trees in oregon, the threat for power outages. there is another storm behind it. more on that in a few minutes. tom? >> rob, we need to you stand by. we will come back to you for the forecast. first to the east now n brutal cold. mountains of know in some areas. and dangerous on the coast. here is air degreean bankert. >> reporter: that winter storm dumping ice and snow from the carolinas all the way to maine, now turning deadly, claiming at least three lives. treacherous conditions, triggering massive accidents like this 20-car pileup in connecticut. >> all i saw was destruction behind me, i was obviously freaked out and shocked myself. >> reporter: in alabama, cars skidding helplessly off icy roads. the storm dumping as much as 20 inc

and in san ramon, one woman killed by a tree on a golf course. >> i'd think you could hear it or see something happening. >> reporter: like this tree falling on road we were traveling on, the same storm spreading ice over oregon, turning i-5 into a skating rink. roads there littered with jackknifed semis. >> rob marciano joins us from a flooded vineyard in napa valley. what is the latest in the forecast? >> this is a warm system. it will turn the snow in oregon into rain. the napa river over there has come up 12 feet in just 12 hours and there's more coming. look at this satellite picture, all the way from hawaii, it continues to pour rain 2349 the area and the snow only at the highest elevation. we will see the rain push south to los angeles and tuesday, another system coming in, could be just as strong as far as the windt is concerned. it will be a little bit colder but rain, another half foot expected. this isn't going away any time soon. >> rob, thank you. >>> the deadly airport shooting in ft. lauderdale. video by tmz shois the suspect walking through baggage claim, appearing to

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in san ramon valley a falling tree killed a woman at this golf course. further east in yosemite valley, raging water is filling the merced river and mandatory evacuations are in place ahead of expected flooding. along the california nevada border mild temperatures and warm rainfalling in the sierras are melting snow, causing flooding along the truckee river. the governor of nevada declared a state of emergency. >> this isn't an if, this is going to happen. we're doing everything we possibly can to protect lives, protect homes, protect kids. >> tonight the truckee river could reach its highe level in ten years. if that happens the water could overflow the banks here and very well flood homes and businesses in reno. carter evans, cbs news, reno, nevada. >> quijano: >> quijano: from the midatlantic to new england millions of people spent sunday digging out. here's tony dokoupil. >> shovel by shovel, and plow by plow, the east coast is shaking off a massive winter storm which snarled traffic and grounded flights from mississippi to massachusetts. the storm c

ramone. it happened just before 11:00. the investigators say a woman was walking through the golf course when a tree fell and hit her. she was rushed to san ramone regional medical center where she died a short while laterment fortunately no one else was hurt. >> all southbound lane offs busy east bay freeway were close forked little while today. blocked for a fallen tree, it happened at about 2:10 and you can see that tree there completely split. call train say it appeared the recent rains helped loosen the roots of the huge luke lip advertise tree. the freeway lanes were reopened. there were no reports of any damage. >>> and a large portion of the road just gaveway earlier this week. and it will now be shut down indefinitely due to wash-out conditions there. the closure affects the area between deer park road just east of st. helena no word yet on when the crew also start all of this repair work. >>> the rain is expected to come down pretty hard in the santa cruz mountains and that's where ktvu's lee martinez is standing by with the threated of mudslides and the conditions there. lee? >> reporter: and the last time we talked was 4:30 an

trees toppling into rooftops in a nearby county and in san ramon one woman killed by a tree on a golf >> i thought you would hear it or see something. >> reporter: it happens in an instant like this tree falling on the road we were traveling on. everyoneit out. the same storm spreading ice over oregon. turning i-5 into a skating rink. ad >> our thanks to rob in northern california. the east this morning is in the grip of a bitter cold spell after a major winter storm dumped snow and ice. in the south there were several accidents resulting in fatalities. >> >>> in north carolina schools and many offices are closed again today. icy roads may also be to blame for three deaths on new york's long island. a stolen car spun off a highway exit and overturned in a pond, killing the occupants of that vehicle. >>> there was some good news in the winter storm. two hikers missing more than a day in the north carolina mountains were rescued. they had no food or water and built a fire in the waist deep snow. >> we will not last through tonight. there's no way. >> the rescuers couldn't get a location

and in san ramone valley, a falling tree killed a woman at this golf course. further east in yosemite valley, raging water is filling the river and mandatory evacuations are in place ahead of expected flooding. along the california-nevada border, warm rain falling in the sierras is expected to melt snow and cause flooding along the truckee river, prompting a state of emergency to be declared. carter evans, cbs news, santa cruz.gland, millions spent sundi re >> reporter: shovel by shovel, and plow by plow, the east coast is shaking off a massive winter storm which snarled traffic and grounded flights from mississippi to massachusetts. the storm contributed to more than a thousand crashes in north carolina and virginia alone. plus, this pile-up involving 20 cars and trucks in connecticut. rescuers in north carolina used thermal imaging, seen here to spot lost hikers late saturday. severe weather had slowed the search. massachusetts, including cape out from more than a foot of myo-worker was pressured by her landlord to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbo

. >> on saturday a woman was hit and killed by a tree in san ramon took the victim debra makela was walking to the canyon golfcourse when it happened. >> we have advice about staying safe. >> reporter: before we get to the advice i wanted to take a look at something here. this is one of numerous trees that we have seen that have fallen in san francisco. you can see here it barely missed two parked cars. >> it happened yesterday morning and i walked out of my house and saw it down to the outside at the san francisco home in monterey boulevard and ridgewood avenue it was a close call. >> very lucky no was parked nearby. >> trees crushed cars and homes and fortunately this past weekend does unfortunately a woman was fatally struck on a golf course. >> i had been thinking about it yes i've seen on the news that people have been hit on -- hit by trees during the storm. >> in the forest it's not a big problem but in the urban environment you have people in structures and cars. >> it's not always obvious but there are signs a tree may be but a book dash-double -- vulnerable to toppling over. >> trees get too large t

one woman dead in san ramon after being struck by a falling tree on a golf course. the ground is already saturated and we've got winds that have already gusted over 60 miles an hour, and that will continue today. so, more trees are going to come down. take a look at the advisories up and down the west coast. still have the ice storm warning in effect for the willamette valley through 4:00 today until the cold air gets scoured out. and then the winds as well. so here you go. here's the rain. it's snow at the higher elevations. it will become mostly rain as we go through time and drop down as far as colder air by monday. but the next really 12 to 24 hours are going to be crucial. there's your atmospheric river. the core of the deep moisture pointed right at northern california. and we could see over a foot of rain and in some of the foothills of the mountains, that will cause some problems so we've already seen some mudslides. we're looking at potential for flooding across sacramento and across napa and some of these watersheds really are going to be swelling includin

san ramon has been identified. she was killed by a falling tree while walking on the canyon lakes golf course saturday morning. she was knocked unconscious by the falling tree ask died a at hospital. >> and in golden gate park, a man added too be rescued after a tree fell, penning him underneath, near a restaurant yesterday. several bystanders called 911 immediately. firefighters responded and used a large metal bar to help lift the tree off the man. the 50-year-old was transported to the hospital with what appear to be only minor injuries. >>> and here is fee tow of a rescue in gilroy, sent by win of our viewers on twitter. emergency crews were called in to get a woman out of her vehicle on highway 101. that road was closed when water covered a large section of the highway, just north of highway 25 near christopher ranch. >>> and taking a live look around the area, we're getting a brief break from the rain, but don't put your up brill has away just yet. the next round of rain is moving in pretty soon. >> we can check back in with steve paulson now. when do you think we'll start seeing isn't it >> just light s

> a tree, weakened by rain fell onto a woman in san ramone, killing her. 50-mile-an-hour winds this morning, caused the tree to topple at canyon lakes golfe. the 56-year-old woman was walking on the golf cart trail when it happened. ? western marin county, lucas valley road is closed after a tree fell and blocked the road. the closure is until at least 8:00 in the morning. crews will work through the night to remove that tree. >>> fierce winter weather stalking much of the eastern united states tonight with bitter cold, snow, ice, and whipping winds. thousands are without power tonight, with more blizzard-like conditions to come help here's abc news reporter elizabeth herr. >> if you're a bird, it's not so bad. a heavy snowfall, very scenic from the sky. but if you're on the ground, the new year is blowing in with some wicked weather. a winter which is brutal, turning highways into hazards. >> horrible. i'm skidding everywhere. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: causing hundreds of crashes. >> don't go on the roads if you don't have to. >> especially if you don't have four-wheel drive, don't get out on the road. >> reporter: advice that came

golf course. it happened just before 11:00 in the morning. she was taken to a san ramon hospital where she died. a fire department spokesperson calls the instance denlcident a accident. >>> tons of rock and dirt fell onto highway 1's northbound lanes near sharp park about 11:15 last night. some people had to drive south to half moon bay in order to head north toward san francisco. others waited in traffic while caltrans cleaned up the mess this morning. >> i'm supposed to be at a training class at 10:00. i left a little early to get there because i thought there might be some problems, but i didn't expect this. >> my boss told me that i still have to come into work even though there's a mudslide. >> no break there. you can see how big the slide was in this view from sky 7. highway 1 reopened around noon. >>> the chain saws were humming at san francisco's golden gate park as crews used the break between storms to clear debris, lots of it. abc 7 news caught up to this rec and parks crew who was chopping up several large limbs that crashed to the ground near the dutch windmill. about 20 trees were

all right, our best radar returns, golf links road, you can see lake road near san leonardo and this is going to head to san ramon and danville. moderate to heavy downpours around bolder creek right now. and that is sliding over to the summit on 17 and you can see it's got a tail on it. and that means it's going to be a round about a half hour to 45 minutes so we'll keep an eye on that and jessica castro who's down there to see if there's any more mudslides this morning. 6:00, you can see the best of the yellows moving east by 8:00, there's a few spotty downpours around in san francisco and across the richmond-san rafael bridge and then up north and notice the yellows get more persuasive as we head towards the lunch hour. and then, look at this. oranges and reds start to show up during the evening commute and that's when we could have thunderstorms with brief, heavy downpours, more flooding and even faster winds during the evening hours. so for the morning commute, standing water, then it will be wet. so our early commuters are going to have the toughest time. during the evening rush, gusty winds, low lying flood