UPDATE: Rain has returned to Santa Cruz County this afternoon, following a turbulent weekend marked by severe weather. The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for the northwestern part of Santa Cruz County and south-central San Mateo County, which expired at 4:15 p.m. today.
The impact of the storm is already visible, with a storm surge combined with king tides leading to the collapse of a portion of the bluff along West Cliff Drive into the sea. This dangerous situation underscores the urgency of the weather conditions affecting the area.
As the rain continues to fall, residents are urged to remain vigilant. Predictions indicate a 30% chance of showers tomorrow morning, but the forecast promises a shift to sunny skies and warmer temperatures as the week progresses. Overnight lows are expected to drop as the storm system moves out.
Local authorities are advising commuters to exercise caution while driving, particularly on Mission Street, where wet conditions are impacting visibility and road safety.
Residents are urged to stay tuned for updates from the National Weather Service as conditions evolve. This developing situation is critical for the safety of the community. Share this information to keep others informed and safe during these unpredictable weather patterns.
