(KRON) -- Dramatic viewer photos obtained by KRON4.com show the before and after of overflowing on the Russian River in Guerneville. Water levels in the river have risen to the brim and in some areas, are nearing the flood stage. Bay Area atmospheric river storm: Latest updates The first few photos show the river on Tuesday, Nov. 19 when its banks were at their normal level. Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni The next series of photos show the river on Friday Nov. 22 after the river overflowed its banks around the Guerneville Park area. Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni In the first of next series of photos, you can see Guerneville Park picnic area underwater with the picnic tables no longer visible. Photo: George Pedroni In the next photo, you can see the banks of the river encroaching into the backyard of someone's property. In the third photo, you can see someone's dock floating down the river. Photo: George Pedroni Photo: George Pedroni The North Bay has been particularly hard hit by an atmospheric river storm that has pummeled the Bay Area for several days now. So far, the Russian River has mostly stayed within its banks, but there has been some flooding. On Friday morning, several vehicles and buildings were submerged in several feet of water at a construction site on the south side of the river. Crews were on-hand trying to clear debris and save equipment. The National Weather Service is predicting that the Russian River will hit the minor flooding stage around 6 p.m. Friday. The NWS is also predicting that the river will peak around 4 a.m. Saturday morning and that the water level will hopefully start to recede. While area residents are concerned about flooding, they are also breathing a sigh of relief that the fire danger is gone -- at least for this year.