Another major storm is moving through the Bay Area, bringing torrential rains, high winds and prompting the National Weather Service to issue a flood watch.
Bay Area residents are going to have to hunker down at least until tomorrow as the second atmospheric river sweeps through the region.
The National Weather Service says heavy to moderate rains could drop between two-to-four inches on the Bay Area. Similar amounts are forecast for the North Bay and the Central Coast, with four to eight inches in higher elevations.
Isolated thunderstorms and lightning are also possible in the region.
A flood watch through Saturday has been issued for the entire Bay Area and the Central Coast, with flooding already occurring in parts of the North Bay.
A Wind Advisory is in effect for the interior Bay Area and Central Coast regions through tomorrow morning due to winds up to 40 mph. Gusts up to 60 mph that could make trees fall, snap power lines, and cause property damage.
