Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding and Road Closures in San Francisco Bay Area

More rain expected Tuesday night into Wednesday, with dry conditions returning by the weekend.

Rainfall across the San Francisco Bay Area has caused flooding and road closures, with more rain expected Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Rainfall totals over the last 24 hours have been significant, with the Sonoma County Airport recording 2.44 inches and Mount Tamalpais 3.97 inches.
Localized flooding in northern areas of Guerneville has led to the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office issuing an advisory for residents to prepare to evacuate if necessary.
Road closures have been reported in several areas due to fallen trees and flooding, including Highway 9 between Santa Cruz and Felton, and 4th Avenue in San Mateo.
Dry, mild conditions are expected to return by the weekend, with temperatures rising into the high 60s to low 70s in interior valleys and in the low-to-mid 60s at the coast and along the bayshore.