A winter storm is moving out of the San Diego area Friday but brought much-needed rainfall and gusty winds that led to some flooding and downed trees. As of late morning, the most powerful storm of the season had dropped anywhere from a tenth of an inch to nearly three inches of rain across the county over its three-day stay over the region.

From downed trees to flooded streets, Thursday's rain caused a number of issues across the North Bay. "We need it, but I’m getting sick of it," Napa resident Tim Dudley said. That's how many people in the North Bay were feeling as the latest round of rain battered the area.

Another storm is drenching the Bay Area. As expected the North Bay is seeing heavy rain and high winds. The conditions are causing downed trees, local flooding, and traffic impacts.