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Senior citizens are among the scores of displaced people staying in shelters after flooding overwhelmed two dams, submerged homes and washed out roads in Central Michigan.

Storms that killed more than 30 people in the Southeast, piling fresh misery atop a pandemic, spread across the eastern United States on Monday, leaving more than 1 million homes and businesses without power amid floods and mudslides. In Alabama, people seeking shelter from tornadoes huddled in community shelters, protective masks covering their faces to guard against the new coronavirus….

Firefighters in Oakland said the high winds have knocked over about two dozen trees, smashing into cars and homes. Officials said they responded to two non-life-threatening injuries. Christie Smith reports.

The National Weather Service issued a beach hazard alert from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday for the Bay Area coast. The warning was for an increased risk of so-called sneaker waves and rip currents. Sonja Shin reports.

Be careful, beachgoers. The National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory Thursday afternoon for the entire Bay Area coastline through 3 a.m. Saturday. West-northwest swells could range from 12 to 14 feet, with breakers possibly reaching 16 to 22 feet along beaches that face west and northwest, the weather service said. Beachgoers should watch out for strong rip currents,…

Beware of the waves. Forecasters say the California coast will see some dangerous conditions from Point Reyes down to Big Sur. NBC Bay Area’s Sonja Shin reports from Pacifica where waves could top 20 feet.

Flooding across San Francisco over the weekend led to traffic delays, flood damage and canceled plans. The rain has departed, but the cleanup continues. Sharon Katsuda reports.

Flooding across San Francisco led to traffic delays, flood damage and canceled plans after the National Weather Service issued a flood warning for the city Saturday afternoon. On Sunday, people were still cleaning up. Some residents in the West Portal district weren’t just dealing with excess water; they also had sewage backup in their homes. Peter Glover has dealt with...

Brace yourselves, Bay Area residents. A wet and windy weekend is in store.

Widespread rain and gusty winds will return to the Bay Area this weekend. Kari Hall and Damian Trujillo report.

The Lake Tahoe area is bracing for another big early, winter storm with as much as another 3 feet of snow possible in the upper elevations by early Sunday.

Expect high winds and heavy rain through the week. Meteorologist Kari Hall has details in the Microclimate Forecast.

Areas of dense fog will be possible for the morning and then get ready for heavy rain by the afternoon into evening. Chief Meteorologist Jeff Ranieri is tracking the storm timeline in your Microclimate Forecast.

Another significant storm arrives Friday with high winds and heavy rain. Meteorologist Kari Hall has details in the Microclimate Forecast.

Widespread rain will fall through midday Wednesday mainly south of San Francisco, according to the National Weather Service.

As commuters returned to work Monday morning following the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend, they were faced with slick roadways and blustery conditions as a weekend storm system made its final push through the region.

The rain is letting up Monday morning, but not after soaking the coastal mountain ranges with several inches of rain and triggering travel delays at San Francisco International Airport. Kari Hall, Damian Trujillo and Bob Redell report.

More than 2 feet of new snow has fallen in the Sierra, where more than 6 feet has been recorded the past seven days at the top of some Lake Tahoe-area ski resorts.

Rain will turn scattered today with slightly warmer temperatures. Meteorologist Kari Hall has details in the Microclimate Forecast.