SF Bay Ferry suspending service two routes affecting Alameda and Oakland on Wednesday, agency says.
SF Bay Ferry suspending service for 2 routes affecting Alameda, Oakland on Wednesday, agency says
A Flood Warning has been issued on the Russian River near Johnson's Beach in Guerneville, according to Meteorologist Drew Tuma. River forecast to crest at 35.4 feet Thursday evening causing moderate flooding.Pleasant Hill officials said Tuesday that city sandbag locations have been refilled and asked residents to respect the city's 10-bag limit per household ahead of Wednesday's storm.
Pleasant Hill experienced flooding during last weekend's storm and is expected to have similar issues once the next storm hits Wednesday. City officials asked people to not drive through flooded areas and around roadway closure signs and barricades.The city of Orinda has sand and empty sandbags available Tuesday at Moraga-Orinda Fire District Fire Station No. 43 at 20 Via Las Cruces, and at Fire Station No. 44 at 295 Orchard Road ahead of Wednesday's storm.
The sandbags are available at Central Park at 12501 Alcosta Blvd. and at Athan Downs Park at 2975 Montevideo Drive.Santa Clara County residents can get free filled sandbags from sandbag sites operated by the Santa Clara Valley Water District ahead of more heavy rainfall expected this week.
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