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A day after a flash flood warning was issued for parts of San Francisco and the East Bay, the rain moved on, and crews were working.

A major storm continued to drop heavy snow and record rain Friday as it moved through Northern California, closing roads and prompting evacuations in some areas, after killing two people and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands in the Pacific Northwest.

Here’s the latest updates on storm-related issues in the Bay Area.

East Bay residents are preparing their homes in anticipation of a storm that has already hit parts of the Bay Area.

One of the strongest storms on the West Coast in decades knocked out power for thousands of people, unleashed strong winds that toppled trees and left two dead in Washington before making its way through Oregon to Northern California where on Thursday it dropped heavy snow and record amounts of rain.

A major storm moving through Northern California on Thursday toppled trees and dropped record amounts of rain after knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people in Washington and Oregon, and forecasters warned the risk of flash flooding and rockslides would continue.

Use NBC Bay Area’s interactive radar to track the storm.

The first atmospheric river storm system of the season is destined to deliver several inches of rain to the North Bay, according to the National Weather Service.

Several Bay Area counties are providing sandbags for residents in need as an atmospheric river storm is set to hit the region.

An atmospheric river storm system hitting Northern California this week has triggered multiple weather alerts, including a flood watch and wind advisory in parts of the Bay Area.

San Francisco saw enough rain and wind to cause some problems on Wednesday and it could intensify later in the week.

An atmospheric river that blew into the Bay Area on Wednesday has dropped several inches of rain on the North Bay and is expected to spread further south through the region later this week, according to the National Weather Service.

An atmospheric river storm is expected to arrive in the North Bay late Tuesday before spreading to the rest of the Bay Area later this week, likely bringing several inches of rain and wind gusts of up to 45-50 mph, according to the National Weather Service.