The latest storm to hit the Bay Area is expected to arrive late Sunday night and continue through Tuesday, meteorologists say
Another windy deluge is expected to slam into the Bay Area early this week, leading to concerns about flooding along the region’s rivers, while also raising the specter of widespread power outages from wind-battered trees falling onto power lines.
The National Weather Service issued a flood watch through Tuesday for almost the entire Bay Area. Among the rivers most at risk of flooding are the Russian River near Guerneville; Alameda Creek near Niles Canyon and Sunol, Arroyo de la Laguna at Verona in Alameda County; Coyote Creek at Milpitas and at Edenvale; Pacheco Creek near Dunneville in the South Bay; and the San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz County.
The heaviest downpours should begin to subside by about noon Monday, though chances for additional precipitation should linger through Tuesday.
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