Farther south in the San Francisco Bay Area, residents cleaned gutters and cleared trees ahead of the storm that is expected to arrive Saturday evening. A storm enhanced by the remains of a typhoon brought the moist air to Northern California. It followed a potent weather system that walloped Northern California on Friday, knocking out power, flooding roads and delaying flights. In Eureka, where rainfall last October was 2.4 inches, has received 2.3 inches of rain this month, Kidwell said. It's too early to tell whether California, now on a six-year drought, will see a wet winter.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 15, 2016 22:34 UTC