bay area storm

Trees and power lines fell and blocked state Highway 1 in Point Reyes Station early Tuesday morning and the roadway could remain blocked into the afternoon hours, authorities said.

Some people on the Peninsula who haven’t had electricity for more than 50 hours due to the weekend storm were still without power Tuesday evening.

Some people on the Peninsula who haven’t had electricity for more than 50 hours due to the weekend storm were still without power Tuesday evening. Marianne Favro reports.

A whistling sound could be heard on the Golden Gate Bridge over the weekend as high winds whipped through the Bay Area.

PG&E crews are still working around the clock to get the lights and the heat back on after thousands of people were affected by outages due to the weekend storms. Jean Elle reports.

From flooded roads to downed power poles, high winds and heavy rains took a toll on the Peninsula over the weekend.

In the South Bay, heavy rains on Sunday had waterways rising fast while high winds brought down tree limbs and caused widespread damage.

From flooded roads to downed power poles, high winds and heavy rains took a toll on the Peninsula over the weekend. Marianne Favro reports.

In the South Bay, heavy rains on Sunday had waterways rising fast while high winds brought down tree limbs and caused widespread damage. Scott Budman reports.

Atmospheric river intensity coupled with the strongest storm to approach the West Coast in decades made for the perfect combination of factors leading to incredible rain totals.

For a region so dry, how did our weekend storm bring creeks, streams and even major river systems to flood stage so quickly especially since we’ve seen many atmospheric river storms before? Meteorologist Rob Mayeda explains.

The atmospheric river storm that drenched the Bay Area over the weekend delivered copious amounts of rain in several locations, including over a foot in some spots, according to the National Weather Service.

An atmospheric river storm that pummeled the Bay Area Sunday and Monday triggered evacuations, outages, freeway closures and a host of weather-related advisories and watches. Kari Hall, Thom Jensen and Bob Redell report.

As the Bay Area storm made its way south early Monday, the heavy rain caused flooding and other problems on multiple busy roadways in the southern East Bay and South Bay. Bob Redell reports.

As the Bay Area storm made its way south early Monday, the heavy rain caused flooding and other problems on multiple busy roadways in the southern East Bay and South Bay. Kari Hall, Mike Inouye and Bob Redell report.

Multiple flood warnings in Marin County included San Anselmo and Fairfax, where crews rushed to clear debris from Fairfax Creek and keep the rushing water from damaging Town Hall. Thom Jensen reports.

San Jose fire crews responded to a rescue call early Monday along the fast rising Coyote Creek, where a man and a dog were rescued from rising waters.

As the Bay Area storm made its way south early Monday, the heavy rain caused flooding and other problems on multiple busy roadways in the southern East Bay, the South Bay and on the Peninsula.

As the storm wielded more power Sunday, it is also caused more problems in the South Bay. Marianne Favro reports.

Counties across the Bay Area reported downed trees, power lines and other damage caused by the atmospheric river storm Tuesday night and early Wednesday, and the heavy rain and wind were causing havoc on major roadways. Kari Hall, Mike Inouye, Bob Redell and Pete Suratos report.