From K-QED.

If you're listening in your car, chances are good. This will sound familiar.

Oof! That is the gut-wrenching sound of a car hitting a pothole.

Oh my God, and I don't know how many more times my car can take that.

Every time I hit one, I just swear.

I'm Olivia Alan Price. Here with me this week is reporter Penny Nelson. Hey there.

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So Penny, all this rain this winter seems to have given the Bay Area Roads quite a beating.

You're telling me it's like a video game when you're driving, you're dodging potholes and chunks of asphalt it's crazy

and our listeners have definitely noticed we got this question from Ann Schaefer Salinas and her son

Declan they recorded themselves on an iPhone.

Hi, I'm Anne Schaefer Salinas,

and I live in San Mateo.

Hi, my name is Declan Salinas,

and I live in San Mateo. We seen so many potholes since the storms. We want to know why bad weather causes

potholes. Why does bad weather cause potholes? So, on a very wet and rainy day, I headed out to answer Anne's question.

I wanted to see if other drivers were noticing more potholes along with Anne.

I mean, it was massive.

At the Petrero Division Bus Depot,

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