A massive tree, possibly weakened by soil saturated from several days of rainy weather, toppled onto the BART lines Monday morning, disrupting service between the Balboa and Daly City stations in San Francisco.
Crews were on the scene trying to clear the tracks, but as of 8:50 a.m. a Muni bus bridge was moving commuters between the two stations.
The system has pretty much been parked offshore since moving down the coast from the Northwest on Friday. A weak atmospheric river fueled by the front dumped 5 inches or more along the mountains in Monterey County and several inches elsewhere. On Monday morning two strong storm cells roll through the Bay Area. On band moving through Sonoma and Mendocino counties was triggering downpours and lightning.
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