Overview
- The National Weather Service kept a coastal flood advisory in place for the Bay Area through Monday afternoon with additional rain forecast.
- San Francisco saw floodwaters reported at 2.56 feet during the king tide, cited as the highest level since 1998 by local reporting.
- Rescuers responded to water emergencies, including a San Francisco fire department rescue and multiple vehicles stuck in three to four feet of water in Marin County.
- Marin communities such as Larkspur, Corte Madera, and Sausalito reported street flooding, business closures, and ongoing pumping as Caltrans monitored stretches of Highway 101.
- Southern California faced storm fallout with mudslides, a highway closure near Goleta that later reopened, canceled flights at Santa Barbara airport, and one confirmed storm-related death.