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Tens of millions of people are under flooded alerts at the ground and much of the storm zone is still drying out for the last round of

storms. Faith the boubay is in Santa Barbara where some evacuation

warnings are in effect. Good morning faith. Good morning to you Michael.

Officials are encouraging people in high risk areas to leave while they can. You can see the

can see the tide coming in behind me washing debris to shore.

The entire county here is under a flood watch and you can see why the rain has been

steadily coming down and the

winds are getting stronger as the system moves through.

Overnight, more than 37 million people under flood alerts in California as a major storm moves in.

I'm hoping it doesn't rain too hard. In Sacramento, heavy rain flooding parts of

I 80, several accidents across the highway, vehicles hydropplaning and going off the road.

Donner Pass also seeing major travel problems on the same interstate, this cloud

pushing a stuck semi.

While in Geyserville, this mud slide covering much of Highway 128.

Emergency crews cutting this stream blocking the road displaced by the mud flow and in Tomales heavy flooding

closing this highway rescuers say two people had to leave their car after

stalled in the high water this as heavy rain and up to 60 mile per hour winds

threatened much of the golden state. I'm afraid of the flooding for the

homeless. I'm very concerned about that. Authorities asking residents in flood and mud flow areas to prepare.

Caution should be taken around flood control channels and in the crossings area.

This, the second of a one two punch round of heavy rain impacting the region.

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