Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding on Bay Area Roadways
The rain was coming down too fast for some Bay Area roads to handle on Monday, resulting in flooding and backups.
In San Jose, several cars were underwater on one street after afternoon storms, with firefighters and tow trucks working to pull vehicles out of flooded roads.
- Multiple cars got stuck on the 880 on-ramp from Airport Boulevard Monday night, including many Ubers and Lyfts leaving the airport.
- A BMW was seen sitting under several feet of water along one San Jose street.
- Several vehicles were underwater after Hamilton Way and Kesling Avenue flooded during afternoon storms.
Author's summary: Heavy rainfall causes flooding on Bay Area roads.
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