High winds and sheets of water created a host of problems in the Ceres area as storm blew in rain and yellow-cell trouble on Friday.
Winds reached as high as 55 mph resulted in numerous tree topplings and rains flooded a number of streets.
The most serious damage came at noon on Friday when a Chevy pickup spun off of rain-slickened Highway 99 and flipped into the oleanders that separate the northbound lanes from El Camino Avenue.
A combination of winds and soggy ground resulted in a tree crashing into a rooftop on Eighth Street in Keyes.
Approximately 1.7 inches of rain fell on Stanislaus County on Friday.
Rains are expected to continue pelting the area this week.
Winds reached as high as 55 mph resulted in numerous tree topplings and rains flooded a number of streets.
The most serious damage came at noon on Friday when a Chevy pickup spun off of rain-slickened Highway 99 and flipped into the oleanders that separate the northbound lanes from El Camino Avenue.
A combination of winds and soggy ground resulted in a tree crashing into a rooftop on Eighth Street in Keyes.
Approximately 1.7 inches of rain fell on Stanislaus County on Friday.
Rains are expected to continue pelting the area this week.
