Just how fast were those ferocious winds yesterday? The NWSBayArea has answers.
The winds have finally calmed down after a ferocious and turbulent storm on Tuesday whipped the entire region into resembling tornado-ridden Kansas during the opening scene of the Wizard of Oz. No uprooted houses landed on any wicked witches, as far as The Examiner knows.
The gusts were powerful enough to blow over multiple big-rigs on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and shattered window glass on the former Bank of America Center in the Financial District, forcing those close by to shelter in place. Other high speeds include the Road to Ranches in Nicasio , Lucas Valley in Marin County and Los Gatos .
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