Cranbourne has been suffering from an extremely cold November. This has resulted in many Cranbourne residents calling Plumber Cranbourne to fix repairs they thought could wait until summer.

The state of Victoria has been on the receiving end of an extremely cold November. Usually, November is the final month before entering the Australian summer. Many Cranbourne residents put of roof and house hold repairs until the warmer months. However, this cold snap hasn’t allowed the Cranbourne residents to perform the work.

Plumber Cranbourne, one of the top rated plumbing service companies in Cranbourne, Victoria has had a significant increase in plumbing emergency calls. This is due to the fact that the local homeowners were unable to perform their own repairs before they became a serious issue.

One Cranbourne resident noticed a discolouration in their ceiling and has some basic plumbing knowledge and thought they would fix the problem themselves. However, there was a leak in the roof which was allowing the rain water to gain easy access inside the house. The homeowner had to call Plumber Cranbourne to repair the damage before anything could get worse.

Plumber Cranbourne is encouraging Cranbourne locals to call a plumber in Cranbourne if they have any plumbing issues before it’s too late. These issues can be a matter of life and death.

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If you or someone you know needs help or a warm place to take shelter during storms, call 311 (San Francisco) or 211 to find help near you. These Bay Area locations below also offer support during this time. Please call ahead when possible in case supplies are limited.

ALAMEDA COUNTY

Sandbags:

Castro Valley

• 20336 San Miguel Avenue, Castro Valley, CA 94546

• 19780 Cull Canyon Road, Castro Valley, CA 94546

• First Presbyterian Church of Hayward Shelter – 2490 Grove Ave, Castro Valley, CA 94546, (510) 634-4750

Fremont:

• City Maintenance Center – 42551 Osgood Road, Fremont, CA 94539

• Fremont Fire Station 5 – 55 Hackamore Lane, Fremont, CA 94539

• Fremont Fire Station 10 – 5001 Deep Creek Road, Fremont, CA 94539

Hayward

• 951 Turner Court, Hayward, CA 94545

• South Hayward Parish Winter Shelter – 27287 Patrick Avenue, Hayward, CA 94544, (510) 634-2229

Warming Shelters:

alameda

• Christ Episcopal Church – 1700 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, CA 94501 Monday, Wednesday, Friday (showers available on Wednesdays and Fridays),(510) 832-1382, ext. 123, warmingcenter@hceb.org

Berkeley

• Berkeley Emergency Storm Shelter – Dorothy Day House – 1931 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704,(510) 705-1325, info@dorothydayhouse.org

livermore

• Livermore Area Recreation and Park District (LARPD) – 4444 East Avenue, Livermore, CA 94550,(510) 224-3755

Oakland

• Crossroads Emergency Shelter – East Oakland Community Project (EOCP) – 7515 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94621, (510) 532-3211 info@eocp.net

Housing Resource Centers:

Berkeley

• Women’s Daytime Drop-in Center – 2218 Acton Street, Berkeley, CA 94702, Monday-Friday, (510) 548-2884, help@womensdropin.org

Emeryville

• Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency – 2811 Adeline Street, Emeryville, CA 94608.10 AM – 2 PM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, (510) 899-4650 | (510) 844-8221

Hayward

• Gail Steele Multi-Service Center (formerly Eden Area) – 24100 Amador Street, Haywayrd, CA 94544

livermore

• Livermore Self-Sufficiency Center – 2499 Constitution Dr., Livermore, CA 94551

Oakland

• BACS Towne House Wellness Center – 629 Oakland Ave. Oakland, CA 94611.1-4 PM Monday-Wednesday, (510) 658-9480

• Eastmont Town Center – 6955 Foothill Boulevard, Suite 100 (Eastmont Self-Sufficiency Center) and Suite 143 (Adult and Aging Services), Oakland, CA 94605

• Enterprise Self-Sufficiency Center – 8477 Enterprise Way, Oakland, CA 94621

• Thomas L. Berkeley Square (North Oakland) – 2000 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland, CA 94612

AGAINST COSTA COUNTY

Warming Centers:

Concord

• Concord Shelter – CCHS – 2407 Arnold Industrial Way #C, Concord, CA 94520,(925) 646-5082

Richmond

• Brookside Shelter – 847-C Brookside Drive, Richmond, CA 94801,(800) 799-5699

MARIN COUNTY

Warming Centers:

San Rafael

• Severe Weather Emergency Shelter (SWES) – Marin Health and Human Services – 3240 Kerner Blvd., San Rafael, CA 94901, Wednesday and Thursday 5 PM – 6:30 AM

NAPA COUNTY

Sandbags:

Angvin

• ANGWIN FIRE (VOLUNTEER DEPT.) STATION #18 – 275 College Ave., Angwin, 707-965-6551, PUC Public Safety

Calistoga

• ST HELENA CALIF DEPT. FORESTRY STATION – 3535 N. St Helena Hwy., Calistoga (BETWEEN ST HELENA & CALISTOGA ACROSS FROM BIG TREE RD),707-967-1467 (Open 24 hours)

Napa

• NAPA RIVER RECLAMATION DISTRICT FACILITY PENNY WILSON – 1501 Milton Rd., Napa, CA 94558,707-255-2996

• NAPA COUNTY FIRE/DRY CREEK LAKOYA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. STATION 16 – 5900 Dry Creek Road, Napa, CA 94558.707-944-1562

• CIRCLE OAKS COMMUNITY WATER DISTRICT – End of Circle Oaks Drive

• NAPA COUNTY FIRE/GORDON VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE STATION, #22 – 1345 Wooden Valley Cross Road, Napa, CA,707-363-4959

Warming Centers:

Napa

• South Napa Shelter -100 Hartle Court, Napa, CA 94559, (707) 271-7818

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY

Warming Centers:

• Next Door Shelter – 1001 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA 94109,Intakes Every day until January 15,2023 Between 4 PM – 10 PM

• MSC South – 525 5th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107,Intakes Everyday until January 15,2023 Between 4 PM – 10 PM

• Sanctuary – 201 8th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103,Intakes Everyday until January 15,2023 Between 4 PM – 10 PM

• St. Mary’s Cathedral – 111 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94109,Intakes Everyday until January 15,2023 Beginning at 6 PM

SAN MATEO COUNTY

Sandbags:

Redwood City

• Redwood City Public Works Yard, 1400 Broadway, Redwood City, CA 94063

Warming Centers:

San Mateo

• Samaritan House San Mateo – 4031 Pacific Blvd., San Mateo, CA 94403, Monday-Wednesday and Friday 9 AM – 5 PM; Thursday 9 AM – 12 PM (650) 347-3648

• Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Homelessness Help Center – 50 NB St., San Mateo, CA 94401, Monday – Friday 9 AM – 11 PM (650) 343-4403

SANTA CLARA COUNTY

Sandbags:

Alviso

5030 N 1st St., Alviso, CA 95002 (located behind George Mayne Elementary School)

Morgan Hill

El Toro Fire Station – 18300 Old Monterey Road, Morgan Hill, CA 95037

Palo Alto

1925 Embarcadero Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303

San Jose

• City Central Service Yard – 1661 Senter Road at Phelan Avenue, San Jose, CA 95112

• Santa Clara Valley Water District – Winfield Warehouse – 5750 Almaden Expy, San Jose, CA 95118, Winfield Boulevard between Blossom Hill Road and Coleman Avenue

Warming Centers:

Santa Clara

• Santa Clara Senior Center – 1303 Fremont Street, Santa Clara, CA 95050, Wednesday – Friday 7 AM – 3 PM

• Community Recreation Center – 969 Kiely Blvd., Santa Clara, CA 95051, Wednesday – Thursday 8:30 AM – 6 PM; Friday 8:30 AM – 5 PM; Saturday 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM

• Central Park Library – 2635 Homestead Rd., Santa Clara, CA 95051, Wednesday 12 PM – 6 PM; Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM; Friday-Saturday 10 AM – 2 PM

• Mission Branch Library – 1098 Lexington Street, Santa Clara, CA 95050, Wednesday 9 AM – 5 PM; Thursday 1PM – 5PM

• Northside Branch Library – 695 Moreland Way, Santa Clara, CA 95054, Wednesday 12 PM – 6 PM; Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM; Friday-Saturday 10 AM – 2 PM

SOLANO COUNTY

Warming Centers:

• Norman C King South Vallejo Community Center – 545 Magazine St, Vallejo, Ca 94590, (707) 648-4620, 8 PM – 7 AM

SONOMA COUNTY

Sandbags:

sonoma

• Sonoma City Hall – 1 The Plaza, Sonoma, CA 95476

• Depot Park – 270 1st St W, Sonoma, CA 95476

• Friedman’s Home Improvement Center – 1360 Broadway Ave., Sonoma, CA 95476

Warming Centers:

sonoma

• Homeless Action Sonoma (HAS) – 867 West Napa Street, Sonoma, CA 95476, Open Everyday 2 PM – 10 AM

• Sonoma Veterans Building – 126 Frist Street, Sonoma, CA 95476, Open Every day 7 PM – 9 AM

Santa Rosa

• Homeless Services Center of Catholic Charities’ Caritas Center – 301 Sixth Street, Suite 108, Santa Rosa, CA 94501, Monday – Thursday 7 PM – 7 AM

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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — An extremely dangerous atmospheric river has moved into the San Francisco Bay Area and the first round of rain is already causing flooding on roadways and highways around the region.

However, ABC7 Meteorologist Drew Tuma says that the first wave won’t be the worst of it. The second round which arrives anywhere between 2 pm – 9 pm will slowly crawl over us with heavy rain which will make our flooding threat high.

TIMELINE: Tomorrow’s very strong storm upgraded to Level 5; NWS says could cause ‘loss of life’

This storm is ranking a Level 5 on the exclusive ABC7 Storm Impact Scale. This is the first level 5 storm in the history of the scale.

Jan 4, 2023

7 am
Marin County activates emergency shelter for unhoused residents

Marin County activated its severe weather emergency shelter starting Wednesday for people experiencing homelessness in anticipation of more heavy rain hitting the Bay Area this week.

The overnight warming shelter is located at the Marin County Health and Wellness campus located at 3240 Kerner Blvd., in San Rafael. It will be open from 5 pm Wednesday to 6:30 am Thursday. Individuals are encouraged to sign in by 8 pm Wednesday.

The nearest public transportation to the campus, according to Google Maps, is the bus stop at Bellam Boulevard and Lisbon Street, which is served by Marin Transit’s 580 and 23 routes. It is also near the stop at Kerner Boulevard and Larkspur Street served by Marin’s 23, 29, 35, 36 and 645 routes.

6:30 am
Danville declares local emergency through Jan 10

The Town of Danville has proclaimed a local emergency in response to the ugly storms expected to start Wednesday, while the city is still cleaning up after last weekend’s wet weather that included flooding and mudslides.

Acting as the city’s director of emergency services, Town Manager Joe Calabrigo signed the proclamation just before noon Tuesday, according to a statement from city officials. The proclamation will remain in effect until noon on Tuesday, Jan. 10.

The declaration allows Danville greater flexibility to contract for and obtain supplies for more expedient disaster response.

Residents can contact the police department for safety concerns at (925) 820-2144. To request non-urgent assistance for clean-up or other concerns, call Danville Maintenance Services at (925) 314-3450 or go to www.danville.ca.gov/danvilleconnect.

For assistance with county-maintained or privately-maintained creeks, call county public works at (925) 313-7000 or email admin@pw.ccounty.us. For power outage information, go to www.pge.com/outagealerts. Weather can be monitored at www.weather.gov/mtr.

Jan 3, 2023

7:18pm
Evacuation orders for unhoused living near creeks

San Jose has issued a mandatory evacuation order for unhoused people living in creek areas, police tweeted. SJPD says officers are responding to creek areas and making announcements to evacuate. Shelters will be provided.

7 p.m
An area of ​​Santa Cruz Co. being evacuated ahead of storm

An area near Whitehouse Canyon Road in Santa Cruz County is being evacuated due to concerns with a culvert, the sheriff’s office announced on Tuesday evening.

A culvert under Whitehouse Canyon Road became undermined during the last storm and that caused a part of the roadway to fail. The sheriff’s office anticipates that the upcoming rains pose a “significant concern” that the entire culvert could completely fail, making the roadway impassable for medical and law enforcement resources.

The zone being evacuated is CRZ-E001-C. To pinpoint its location, go to https://aware.zonehaven.com/search.

Road closures can be monitored at https://sccroadclosure.org.

6:50pm
San Jose announces State of Emergency before historic storm

On Tuesday, the City of San Jose proclaimed a State of Emergency ahead of the atmospheric river weather event. The proclamation provides emergency powers to the city needed to respond to the storm events, and simultaneously issues an evacuation order to people living within or along waterways for their safety.

“We want to make sure all residents are informed and prepared to stay safe, and that city staff has the ability to move quickly to relocate encampments that are in harm’s way,” San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan said.

5:50pm
Mandatory evacuation orders issued for parts of Watsonville in Santa Cruz Co. at high risk of flooding

The City of Watsonville issued mandatory evacuation orders Tuesday evening for neighborhoods with a high risk of flooding ahead of Wednesday’s storm.

The city tweeted a map highlighting the areas ordered to evacuate in Santa Cruz County.

“If your residence is located within this map’s blue-shaded area, you’re asked to evacuate NOW or as soon as possible to safely get ahead of the storm’s flooding,” the tweet wrote.

An overnight shelter opened at Cesar Chavez Middle School (440 Arthur Rd.). This site will serve as the central location to accommodate residents. Shelter space will be limited, so pets must be dropped off at the Animal Shelter (580 Airport Blvd.) before the storm or make arrangements with friends or family.

Ramsay Park (1301 Main St.) is also now open and serves as a place for residents to meet up with family members and get information on available services. There will be limited onsite services.

For those who need transportation services, Lift Line will be available to assist. Please call 831-688-9663.

5:10pm
SF Bay Ferry suspending service for 2 routes affecting Alameda, Oakland on Wednesday, agency says

The San Francisco Bay Ferry will be suspending service to two routes affecting Alameda and Oakland on Wednesday due to the storm forecast, the agency said on Tuesday.

The Harbor Bay and South San Francisco routes will not be sailing in either direction.

“Big southerly winds have outsized impacts at Harbor Bay and SSF terminals,” said the agency on Twitter.

All other routes will operate as scheduled, the agency said.

RELATED: Here’s how Bay Area is preparing for dangerous Level 5 storm taking aim at region

5 p.m
Flood Warning issued for the Russian River in the North Bay

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.

4 p.m
Pleasant Hill announces several sandbag locations ahead of storm

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.

Sandbags are located at City Hall at 100 Gregory Lane, the community center at 320 Civic Drive, and on Hawthorne Drive near Pleasant Oaks Park.

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 not to drive through flooded areas and around roadway closure signs and barricades.

3 p.m
Orinda residents can fill sandbags at 2 locations

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.

Residents should bring their own shovels.

2:30pm
Sandbags available at 2 San Ramon locations for residents

San Ramon police said sandbags are available Tuesday at two locations in the city ahead of another large storm forecast in the area.

The sandbags are available at Central Park at 12501 Alcosta Blvd. and at Athan Downs Park at 2975 Montevideo Drive.

2 pm
Santa Clara Co. offering free sandbags are several locations

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.

At the five Valley Water sandbag sites scattered throughout the county, residents can pick up free filled sandbags or fill their own with bags and sand the district has provided.

There are also 20 city and county public works yards with bags and sand that residents can fill themselves. A shovel and someone to help lift the sandbags is recommended since they are heavy.

Some sites may require proof of residency. More information and site locations can be found at https://www.valleywater.org/flooding-safety/flood-ready/sandbags.

12:45 p.m
SF leaders give update on how city is preparing for storm

San Francisco leaders provided an update on how the city is preparing for the incoming atmospheric river. This comes after the city saw more than 5 inches of rainfall on New Year’s Eve causing widespread flooding making it the second wettest day in recorded history in San Francisco. Mayor London Breed says Wednesday’s storm will be significant. She is urging people to limit travel if possible. She warns of localized flooding. The mayor also says to use 911 for life-threatening emergencies, and 311 for reports of flooding in one’s home or business.

SF Department of Emergency and Management Mary Ellen Carroll says the National Weather Service has upgraded the wind gusts for Wednesday to 60 to 70 mph. There will be a Flood Watch from Wednesday at 4 am to Thursday at 4 pm This could mean power outages and falling trees.

Officials are also recommending people to stock up on batteries and flashlights.

12:30 p.m
SF warns sandbags are running low

SF Public Works says it is running low on sandbags. Residents asked to only get them if you really need them, limit of five per address.

“We have a limited supply of sandbags available for San Francisco residents whose properties are prone to flooding. Limit 5 per address. Pick up at our Operations Yard, Marin and Kansas streets gate. We’ll stay open until 8 pm Please only get sandbags if you really need them.”

Sandbags are available for residents and business owners. More details are available through “SF72” here.

8:30 am

Most of Bay Area under moderate risk of flooding

The National Weather Service has placed most of the Bay Area under a moderate risk of flooding tomorrow for excessive rainfall. ABC7 Meteorologist Drew Tuma says given our wet soil conditions produced by recent heavy rains, flooding is likely.

Jan 2, 2023

3 p.m
NWS says powerful storm could cause ‘loss of life’

The National Weather Service said Monday that this upcoming storm will likely be “the most impactful system on a widespread scale that this meteorologist has seen in a long time.”

NWS officials say not only will this storm bring flooding, power outages and “disruption to commerce,” it will also most likely cause loss of human life. They say this system will be brutal and needs to be taken seriously.

Watch the latest AccuWeather forecast and take a look at recent weather stories and videos.

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