Day Around the Bay Heavy Wind Gusts Knock Over Valencia Street Parklet

San Francisco, CALocal News

BART will halt service between Walnut Creek and Concord on Saturday and Sunday for track maintenance, advising riders to expect 20 to 30 minutes of delays while they transfer to a bus service. In San Francisco, strong winds caused the Radio Habana Social Club parklet to topple, as co-owner Leila Mansur noted that city regulations prevented the use of concrete for securing it. In Brentwood, a fire rapidly spread, damaging two homes and three alternative dwelling units, with officials suggesting that the wind gusts played a significant role in the fire's escalation. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, prompting officials to warn residents about the dangers posed by gusty conditions. Local fire departments are on high alert as they respond to multiple incidents related to the severe weather.

The community is encouraged to take precautions and report any hazardous situations. The ongoing weather conditions have raised concerns about safety and property damage in the region. Local officials are prioritizing communication and support for affected residents.

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