Shoppers hurry to avoid the rain at the Camino Real Shopping Center in Goleta. (Zack Warburg / Noozhawk) 
Cars make their way up State Street in downtown Santa Barbara during Tuesday’s storm. (Tom Bolton / Noozhawk) 
A truck makes its way through a flooded section of Garden Street in Santa Barbara. (Santa Barbara City Fire Department) 
Umbrellas were ubiquitous Tuesday on State Street in downtown Santa Barbara. (Tom Bolton / Noozhawk) 
Despite the rain, the sprinklers were running Tuesday at Goleta Beach County Park. (Zack Warburg / Noozhawk) 
Storm runoff rushes through a drainage channel Tuesday in Santa Maria. (Janene Scully / Noozhawk) 
The patio area at the Camino Real Marketplace is deserted Tuesday during the day’s downpours. (Zack Warburg / Noozhawk) 
An intrepid jogger makes her way along Phelps Road in Goleta. (Tom Bolton / Noozhawk) 
Storm runoff courses through a drainage channel in the Pacific Oaks area of Goleta. (Tom Bolton / Noozhawk) 
Storm runoff and debris fill the San Jose Creek drainage channel in Goleta. (Zack Warburg / Noozhawk) 
Sandbags were available for the public at numerous locations around Santa Barbara County, including Fire Station 14 on Los Carneros Road in Goleta. (Zack Warburg / Noozhawk)
Tom Bolton, Noozhawk Executive Editor
Noozhawk executive editor Tom Bolton can be reached at tbolton@noozhawk.com.
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