Drivers Warned of Standing Water, Flooding in Tri-Valley

DANVILLE, CA — Officials in Tri-Valley have issued reminders to commuters to be cautious when driving on wet roads and ask drivers to avoid driving through flooded streets. In Pleasanton, police reported several areas of flooding throughout the city Tuesday morning and sections of Foothill Road have mud and debris on the roadway, according to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.

In Danville, town officials ask commuters to allow extra time to get to destinations until the storms pass and Crown Canyon Road has been closed due to flooding.

• Section of Crow Canyon Closed Due to Flooding

The National Weather Service issued an urban and small stream flood advisory for Contra Costa and Alameda counties overnight and flash flood warnings have been issued for the North Bay and Santa Cruz County this morning.

The storm has knocked out power to thousands of customers across the Bay Area.

Officials said slick roads can often cause drivers to hydroplane. California Highway Patrol officials remind drivers slow down and turn on headlights. They offer tips what to do when hydroplaning.

• CHP Reminds You How To Drive In Wet Weather and What To Do If Hydroplaning

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• Storms Delay Repairs to Popular Pleasanton Trail

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