A huge rainfall, heavy rain and
howling winds reported in California early Thursday morning. It is expected
that a huge winds will affect the Bay area through Thursday at 10 pm.
The meteorologists did not expect
the rainfall is to be significant so they called it an "atmospheric
river." The National Weather Service is expecting hazardous weather
conditions tonight and into Thursday.
Many people were taking over
their lawn items inside the house but they could not bring everything. A comic
book store told that their house tends to flood after a little rain. "I'm
just trying to bring some stuff down that might blow away. We are not taking
down the Christmas decorations though, leaving those up unless it gets real
bad," Ryan Higgins of Sunnyvale said.
Schools are closed in the Bay
area Thursday, to see the powerful storm that was moving Thursday morning it
decide that all schools in Marin County, San Francisco Unified schools, Oakland
Unified schools and Berkeley Unified schools remain closed.
City College of San Francisco,
the College of Marin and San Francisco State University have also announced
closures.
According to forecasters, the rain
10 inches rain could see in the California those 2 to 4 inches in the city with
up to 8 inches in the hills.
The National Weather Service said
this type of strongest storm has been come since storms in October 2009 and
January 2008.The weather service also warned there could be Moderate River flooding in California and Washington.
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