Last week’s record setting rains downed trees, flooded streets, and damaged numerous homes and businesses. Now our region is bracing for another massive storm that promises to re-drench the state’s coastal areas and dump even more heaps of snow on the Sierra Nevada. The National Weather Service issued a warning on Monday that this is “truly a brutal system that we are looking at and needs to be taken seriously.” We’ll talk about what you can do to get ready and what all this precipitation means for California’s ongoing drought.
Another Massive Rain Storm Set to Drench the Bay Area
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Guests:
Daniel Swain, climate scientist, Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA and The Nature Conservancy of California
Brian Garcia, warning coordination meteorologist, National Weather Service SF Bay Area/Monterey
Gerry Diaz, newsroom meteorologist, SF Chronicle
Mary Ellen Caroll, executive director, San Francisco Department of Emergency Management
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