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"The Central Coast did not have much time to dry out from weekend rain showers before Tuesday's soaker hit.PHOTOS: El Nino 2016North of Santa Cruz at Bonny Doon Beach, the U.S. Coast Guard searched for two University of California Santa Cruz students who were swept into the ocean by 15-foot waves. Rescuers believe a 19-year-old woman and 25-year-old man were likely dragged into an ocean cave by strong currents. Storm conditions made the search effort challenging, and there were still no signs of the students as of 5 p.m. Tuesday.LOCAL FORECAST: Get your KSBW storm forecastNorthbound traffic on Highway 101 gridlocked for hours after a Greyhound bus flipped in San Jose and crumpled against a center divider. Two passengers were killed, and 18 more were injured.Wind gusts reached 55 mph over the Santa Cruz mountain summit, 33 mph in Pebble Beach, 36 mph in Salinas, and 23 mph in Moss Landing.Flood advisories were issued by the National Weather Service for Monterey County and Santa Cruz County.Several streets around Salinas and Castroville flooded, including Blackie, Hartnell, Harrison, Ralph, Alisal, Old Stage, and San Miguel Canyon roads.\u00A0 At least one house in Castroville was severely flooded.Bruce Laclergue, flood control program manager for Santa Cruz County, said Corralitos Creek in Watsonville is close to flooding. Water levels rose to 10.3 feet on Tuesday, and the creek's flood level is 11 feet."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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