The intensity of this week’s atmospheric river storm has caused great damage across the North Bay, with roads flooded, trees knocked down and some without power. The storm is expected to hit the rest of the region on Friday. Here’s the latest storm-related issues reported in the Bay Area: Sonoma County schools closed due to expected flooding from storm The Sonoma County Office of Education reports the following school districts are closing schools Friday due to the storm and expected flooding. Here’s a list of impacted school districts and campuses closed: Cinnabar: All schools due to a burst pipe on school campus Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified: Credo High School closed Forestville Union: Forestville Academy and Forestville School are closed Fort Ross Elementary: All schools closed Geyserville Unified: All schools closed Guerneville: All schools closed Horicon: All schools closed Kashia: All schools closed Monte Rio Union: All schools Montgomery Elementary: Montgomery School is closed Piner-Olivet Union: Northwest Prep at Piner-Olivet is closed, Olivet Elementary Charter School is closed West Sonoma County High: All schools closed Several outages reported in Bay Area due to storm Several parts of the region are without power due to the storm.No significant outages are reported as of 7:16 a.m. Friday. For the latest updates, view PG&E’s outage map. Portion of Highway 175 closed due to flooding Heads up if you’re traveling to Mendocino County. Here’s a report from Bay City News about Highway 175 shut down due to flooding: A portion of state Highway 175 is closed in Hopland due to flooding Friday, said Caltrans. Highway 175 is closed from its junction with U.S. Highway 101 to McDowell Street in Hopland. This includes the highway’s intersection with Old River Road south of Hopland. The closure comes as an atmospheric river blankets the area. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Russian River reached its flood stage of 15 feet early Friday morning, resulting in flooding of the highway, nearby vineyards and private properties. No estimated time of reopening has been provided by Caltrans. Drivers should seek alternate routes.Caltrans asks motorists to track current road conditions or by calling 800-427-7623. Check back for more updates throughout the day. bay area weather 3 hours ago Forecast: Updated rain timeline bay area storm 17 hours ago Roads flooded, trees down in the North Bay as atmospheric river storm continues