Atmospheric River and Bomb Cyclone Bring Severe Weather to West Coast

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The Bay Area is preparing for five days of rain from an atmospheric river storm, with the North Bay potentially exceeding its seasonal averages. While minor urban flooding is possible, major rivers like the Russian River are not expected to reach critical levels. San Francisco is unlikely to experience significant flooding unless drains are blocked. Residents are advised to prepare for rainy and windy conditions by securing loose items and avoiding flooded areas. Emergency management officials recommend staying home to avoid potential hazards like downed trees and power lines.
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