According to fire officials, a house in North Berkeley sustained damage after a big tree was knocked down by strong winds early Tuesday morning.
A big tree crashed into a house on 2200 Eunice Street, close to the Berkeley Rose Garden, according to footage captured at the scene. The big tree struck the front of the roof and demolished the house’s front deck. A nearby building’s roof was also damaged by the tree.
According to Berkeley Fire authorities, there were no reported casualties, but the damage was significant.
Over the following few hours, gusty winds continue to blow across the Bay Area’s higher altitudes before fading during the day. Across the mountains, gusts of 40–50 mph are still being reported.#twitter.com/rN3v8YBj8Z #CAwxpic
Overnight, severe winds were felt throughout the region, especially at higher elevations, according to the National Weather Service’s Bay Area office. On Tuesday morning, reports of gusts reaching 40 to 50 miles per hour were still coming in from the mountains.
It was anticipated that the stronger winds will last until the early morning before fading off later in the day.
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