>> good morning. i'm chris nguyen, carolyn has the day off. here's a look from the golden gate bridge camera. you can see no cars out on the roadway right now. let's send it over to meteorologist lisa argen. she has a live look at live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> good morning, chris. we aren't done yet with our storm systems, in fact, we have a vigorous system on the way this evening. right now you see a line of do you know poors off the coast. we go in closer and you see off the coast of san francisco and raining up in marin county, up by point reyes, mavericks, half moon bay looking at wet weather.

the east bay 580 near dublin and livermore showers. further to the south and west, between hollister, and some moisture there. the north bay, a rain-no mix up in lake county. heelsburg and we have this system on the way. we have the possibility of thunderstorms and a wind advisory throughout the day today. so this is round two. we will time it out coming up. chris. >>. >> that. we've seen a number of storm related problems this evening. a big mess in lafayette caused major frustration for residents trying to return to their homes. alyssa harrington is live in lafayette with more. alyssa. >> chris, the powerlines are still in the middle of the street, behind them a tree that

was knocked over during yesterday's powerful storm. police did put out some cones, but other than that there are no crews here to clean up this big mess. here's a look at the scene shortly after this happened. residents climb over tree branches to get back inside their homes. this is in lafayette near quail ridge court. high winds knocked a tree into powerlines around 8:45 last night. there are a lot of homes up here. i checked pg&e's outage maps. about 63 households are still without power. utility crews are supposed to be on the way to restore power. tree also needs to be removed. there's a break in the weather right now, but as you can imagine, today there is going to be a lot of storm cleanup throughout the bay area. live in lafayette, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> alyssa, thank you very much. time right now is 5:02. and throughout the bay area

downed trees caused major problems last night. abc7 news reporter alyssa shows us how bad it was in contra costa county. >> a 40-foot eucalyptus tree fell across two lanes of traffic. the driver of the s.u.v. tried to avoid it, but couldn't. >> when they slowed and turned to the left, they hit the tree and were struck from behind by a separate vehicle. >> neither driver was hurt, but the car had a lot of damage. in miranda, the rain and heavy wind brought down this massive tree. it took out powerlines and leaving 80 families in the park. >> jack, this is mimi. i'm out in front. house. >> but they are prepared. they are communicating through walkie-talkies and getting updates from one another. with the tree blocking the only home out of the neighborhood, getting information would otherwise be nearly impossible. >> how does it look to you?

>> well, i haven't been out because the wires were clear across my bushes and my driveway and the firemen were here and they said don't come out of the house. >> we have cameras over the house and the fire going, and we are staying warm. >> pg&e called in extra crews to work on the downed lives. parents figured out a way to manage the unpredictable situation. >> they started parking on the streets and walking through because that's the only way to get out and people are going out and getting their kids and stuff like that. >> homeowners in miranda had their power restored early this morning. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >> take a look at this huge tree that fell in front of the san ramon police department. it happened last night and blocked the entire entryway to the building. you can see crews cutting off some of the branches to help with the removal. several place cars were parked outside. of the building, when it fell, luckily no one was hurt. this map shows dozen of power

outages throughout the bay area. at the height of the storm 53,000 customers were in the dark. right now about 4800 remain without power. the orange dots on your screen show the areas with the most outages. pg&e has more than 200 crews spread out across the region to handle the outages. the city of san francisco is fighting water with more water. yesterday abc 7 news was at mission where the first time they set up the temporary plastic need barriers filled with water. this is an area prone to flooding and the hope is they will protect the buildings. if it works the city could order more for the next storm. bay area coastal communities got rain and gale-force winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from half moon bay. >> sheets of rain and wind gusts took down trees in half moon bay. a snapped tension line in one neighborhood and then the winds kicked up even more. up to 48 miles per hour in some

places. it's caused power outages and triggered other emergencies. a large part of the harbor went dark, including an indian restaurant that had to finish the day by nash light. they took shelter at the local seafood house where there was still power. >> i don't like the wind at all. i don't like the wind. in fact, one of our branches broke, which made me sad, we are doing fine. we have done a lot of work on the house the last year to make sure it was safe anyway. >> the two flags blowing in the wind are a couple warnings for boaters. the first is a small craft weather advisory and the second is a gail force wind warning. on the pier a windsock flapped, tarps were snapping, and this man had to lean into the wind to stayup right. along the coast the wind really kicked up around sunset. >> i probably noticed the change around 3:00 or 4:00. traffic was at a crawl at one point in the afternoon.

and shopper's were who will lopped by the wind while they walked out of the summer market. some printed with their umbrellas to keep away the rain. >> el nino storms have eaten away at the cliff side where these apartments are. stiltish you'd an order to tear them down. a different property owner demolished a building next door. the city is taking action on 320 esplanade because the owner of this building has declared bankruptcy and can't afford to tear it down himself. the dep legs is set to start on tuesday. in western sonoma county a large redwood tree destroyed a home, narrowly missing a woman inside. the homeowner was with her two dogs when she saw the tree falling and quickly ran outside. we are told she is staying with friends this morning. here's a live right now at sfo where the rain and winds delayed more than 320 flights and san

killed 780 others yesterday. that were 60 days at the oakland airport and 14at mineta san jose. there could be more problems today so be sure to check with your airline before heading out the door. happening nothing there are chain controls from interstate 80 to 7 miles east of truckee. highway 50 is also affected. you can see why. the caltrans camera from near boreal shows us plenty of snowpack. drivers of taking it slow. here's some footage sent to us yesterday. there was 10 inches of fresh prouder and 20 more seconded overnight. if you see weather happening where you live take a picture and post it on social media and you may see it on our newscast or online. lisa, we've been seeing so many. those pictures. a lot of damage out there. >> and we still have a flash flood watch that's going to go into effect at 2:00 p.m., a wind

advisory and a winter storm warning. even though there's a best of a lull right now, there's showers out there, much more to come and still an even wet week ahead. i'm going to show you in a few minutes. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, more concern after a rain near the u.c. berkeley campus. why police think it's related to earlier assaults. and plus, taking precautions. an earlier than normal pick season in parts of the pay area. what officials are recommending. >> today's storm a level 2. that means moderate rain, gear up before you go out and drive safely. track today

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>> welcome back. you will see the green indicateth rain right now. lisa is tracking it all and will be here with the full accuweather forecast coming up. police believe a man who attacked and raped a female cal student early yesterday morning may be connected to three other assaults. it happened yet onetna street near dwight way. police said the man grabbed her from behind and took her off the sidewalk where he sexually assaulted her. this picture shows a man wanted for three assaults. he also attacked from behind just like the attacker yesterday morning. >> in san ramon police are investigating a break-in at an islamic center. it happened early yesterday morning. the burglar busted through a glass door using a rock and then stole the donation bins with hundreds of dollars inside.

islamic leaders said they have a good relationship with the community. they hope it's just someone looking for money. >> the rhetoric that's in the media and politics today with the presidential campaigns, yeah, you are definitely concerned. we hope it's nothing more than just some sort of -- some incident of a burglary. >> the building has security video that investigators will take a look at. petaluma police are searching for thieves who busted fluid a gun store's front door. it happened yesterday morning at the independence armory on lakeview street. the owner of the store told the press democrat the police took $12,000 worth of guns, most semiautomatic handguns and a rifle. they are looking for a light green 1990s honda accord. a speeded driver caused a crash in the east bay that tore this car to pieces. abc7 news was there just after noon yesterday when the witnesses say the person lost

control and slammed into several trees. they were the only person inside and died instantly. >> yesterday san jose got a fair share of rain during this storm system. katie shows us that part of the bay area. >> with windshield wipers at full speed, it's still hard to see through the driving rain. we caught up with the driver of this car after the chp escorted him safely off of 680. he spun out, hit another car, and ended up taking the wrong way in the median. >> it was a very scary moment but i had reflexes of my life at one point. >> one of several wrecks up and down the slick roadways of the south bay. >> we got downed trees and downed powerlines and a lot of crashes, a lot of flooding. >> another driver had the misfortune. being on the stevens creek on-ramp as this branch came down crashing from above. >> just goes to show you don't know what you will run into. >> another large branch came down and the sidewalk flooded in

front of valley fair mall. you didn't have to be behind the wheel to be in harm's way a tree fell on their porch, blocking the front door. they called 911. >> they came here moments later and rescued us. >> firefighters cleared the path but someone will have to come out and take away what's left. >> no one was hurt in the car or the house so that's a good reminder to always be careful out there. abc7 news. back to the east bay where high winds knocked over a large tree yesterday afternoon. abc7 news was on meraga tree near lafayette elementary. the tree blocked the road. it took a couple hours for crews to clear it out of the way. take a look at this scene in oakland at coolidge where crews responded to a downed trees. this was one of many in oakland. here's another one.

this one briefly blocked the interstate 580 west ramp at chatum. weather-wise, the impact this is going to be throughout the bay area, what number on the storm impact scale? >> two. we have a two right now. and the timing will be similar to yesterday later on in the everything other. that's when the need advisory goes up, 6:00 tonight. but as we check out the storm impact scale, this is a 2. we rank them from 1 to 5 and a 2 is a moderate storm. we will have later today anywhere from a half-inch to an inch and a half of rain, lightning certainly a possibility in this unstable atmosphere, and winds gusting to 20 and 40 miles per hour. this actually wind profile takes us through monday morning. so your monday morning commute will be quite dicey out there as the system lingers. we are talking about once again rain totals that are going to be on the impressive side. maybe not quite as impressive as the five, six inches from ben

lomen. but we are looking over an inch of rain in some sports. here you see some. the heavier downpours just offshore right now. these are moving from the west to the east. san francisco about to get wet. and over into livermore, 580. good morning in dublin. south of us, san ramon east of livermore and the higher elevations there, and further south we look at a little bit of rain-snow mix in the santa cruz mountains. hollister, you are wet. up to the north bay in marin county you have the showers from here. we are looking at a little bit of snow. so the wind advisory, once again it will be quite gusty. this will arrive anywhere from 4:00 this afternoon to 4:00 tomorrow morning. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. once again, we could have some power outages as another vigorous system heads our way.

as we head outside we are in the 50s. it's cooler behind that system. 48 morgan hill, 55 oakland. and the golden gate bridge pretty quiet out there. that's good news. but we could see the downpours at anytime this morning, this afternoon. we get a few peaks of sun this afternoon. 50 livermore. i talk about the unstable air and the strong cold front on the way. so showers, chance of a thunderstorm. flash flooding is possible from 2:00. and 6:00 this average through tomorrow morning. rain lingers into your monday morning commute. with this we do have a high surf advisory until 10:00 on tuesday from sonoma county all the way down to monterey bay. the wave heights tonight are supposed to go up from 17 to 19 feet. we aren't there yet, but dangerous condition there. taking you through the next couple of hours, notice the spotty nature of the showers. that will be the case right on through the morning hours. looks like we have a lull here and there. but not really. the sunshine will work to destabilize the atmosphere.

by 3:00 in the afternoon look at this line of rain. this is the cold front. so 6:00 it's pushing into the north bay. look what happens by 8:00. strong winds and heavy downpours right through 10:00 in san jose. and behind it another wave into your monday morning commute. it's still wet and showery. so the wind gusts, take a look at the colors now. not so much the numbers here, but as we go through the next couple of hours, we have the winds on the coast. but by 5:00, 6:00, with that front, once again, those gusty winds pushing to the south and east, allowing for a pretty wild evening again. rainfall totals through noon tomorrow, anywhere from three quarters of an inch to over an inch in livermore and san jose. winter storm warning taking us through monday afternoon. once again, two to three feet from kirkwood to donner, and temperatures today will be in the low 60s. afternoon showers, possible thunderstorm and the accuweather seven-day forecast a 2 today. showers linger. a 1 tomorrow. our only break looks to be

tuesday. showers in the north bay looking like wednesday, and thursday, friday, saturday, we are back into it, chris. >> we wanted the rain and we are certainly getting it. >> exactly. >> lisa, thank you. coming up next, you wanted a chance to spin the wheel? wheel of for the tune is in the bay area this weekend and you could be the next contestant on the show. we will explain how you can again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal...

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>> good sunday morning. time now is 5:22. we are taking a look at the abc7 roof camera. no rain right now but there is a slight breeze along the embarcadero. lisa has the full forecast for

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>> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half-hour with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen. she's tracking the conditions where you live. good morning, he'sa. >> good morning, chris. we have rain to talk about and the rain had continue to increase later open this afternoon, as well as the wind and a nash need warning. in san francisco you are looking at heavier cells from south city to sack mattio. we will talk about moderate rain for the most part up into marin county. over just reaching el~cerrito and oakland right now. milbrae, 280, san mateo it's wet. and further south just about to pescadero. in the east bay you are quiet. you see some rain moving into

i-80 there and berkeley. so further south notice there's showers offshore, and they are moving directly from the west to the east. highway 101 up through marin wood. and also santa rosa and middletown. this is a 2 on our storm impact scale. this will be moving in later on today with gusty winds, a wind advisory and a flash flood watch. and a winter storm warning through tomorrow w he will time it out in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. a woman died after a car she was in drove into a flooded area near olivehurst which is north of sacramento. the woman and the man were in the car. they drove threw a flood area under ab under pass when the car became submerged. the car went around a caltrans truck that was trying to shut down that highway. the water was about 6 to 8 feet deep. >> all the water runs down to the lowest points. the pumps that normally keep is clear are pumping, but the ditch they pump into is full and the

water is coming back over it, right back down on to the highway. >> authorities say the woman was under water for at least 15 minutes. the driver was able to get out of the car. crews pulled him to safety and took him to the hospital. in alamo the wind knocked down powerlines and trapped residents in a neighborhood last night. pg&e crews arrived to secure the power and the energized fences in the front house of a home near danville boulevard. no word of any injuries to anyone in the home. >> be careful if you are planning a trip to the north bay this summer. sonoma county is ground zero for lyme disease that come from a tick. when they bite a person they transmit the bacteria that transmits the lyme disease. there were 41 cases from 2013 to

201114. >> how to the white house. there were contests across five states. some had big nights w he have the story. >> everyone is starting to figure out how to stop trump. >> and senator ted cruz did that, once again. the super saturday showdown started off with a big win by cruz. they got votes by a margin of 2-1 in the in the in the state d also taking the state of maine. and while cruz's wins made headline, donald trump with victories in kentucky and louisiana. >> marco rubio had a very, very bad night, and personally i would call for him to drop out of the state. i would love to take on ted one-on-one. that would be so much fun. >> it, indeed, was a super saturday. from gymnasiums across nebraska,

kentucky and louisiana. and the victory lap for bernie sanders. he secured delegates with wins in kansas and nebraska. >> we want to make sure republican does not go into the white house. >> hillary clinton in michigan, touting her victory in louisiana. >> i'm grateful to everyone who turned out to support us. but now all eyes turn to michigan. [cheers and applause] >> undoubtedly a disappointing night for senator marco rubio and governor john kasich. both are looking to victorious in their respective states. abc7 news. and with big victories on super tuesday, donald trump is moving closer to the gop nomination. many wonder can one. his remaining rivals stop him and will there be a republican revolt to take him down? john kasich and national committee chairman will appear on "this week" to tackle the

rerun can race. you can catch it right here on abc7 this morning. the associations are changing and one species is having trouble changing with it. the struggles of the california sea lion and the help it's now getting from the state capital. >> people come from all over to see them, the california sea lions at pier 39. they swim a lopping ways to get here but many don't make it. some found strand on beaches more than ten times the usual number. >> they are skinny and back to bones and very, very sick. >> if they are lucky they are picked up and brought here to the marine mammal center. in most cases they just need food. >> they are having trouble finding food, we think that's because of the warmer weather. >> in the worst cases veterinarians have even had trouble telling how hold they are. >> animals that should be a-year-old are coming in at

weights stunted. >> and fewer pups this year, it may be the calm before the storm. >> we are expecting to see an influx of animals in the near newt. >> it requires an influx of money from the state. now in sacramento a hearing on how that money is being spent and how things look for the species going forward. >> the support that we received last year was incredibly important and critical. >> the marine mammal center was one of several to get a $1 million grant. >> we can anticipate more events like this in the future. >> after two hot, dry years they say this year it's el nino affecting the water temperature and next year, who knows. the sea lions that can't find fish in the ocean are likely to wind up here eating fish from a bucket. >> whether or not the state is on board, that's hard to say. we hope so, we certainly hope so. in sausalito, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> still ahead, uber launches a

new program to help skiers and snowboarders. what's the connection? and how it will help them at the slopes. as we heads to brakes, here's a live look outside from the sutro tower camera. you see the camera shaking with the wind out there. lisa argen returns in a few minutes. >> today's storm is level 2. that means moderate rain. gear up before you go out and drive safely. >> track today's storm anytime on the abc7 news when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats

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we are waking up to a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. the roads are slick so be sure to take it easy if you are headed out this morning. lisa will break down the forecast and let us know when the rain will return in a little bit. now uber wants to take you to your favorite ski resort. the ride sharing service has launched a new program called uber ski. it will offer skiers and borders rides in vehicles equipped with ski racks. it will be the same as the regular uber plus a $5 surcharge. the drivers have been trained to load up the equipment without damage. you will see the flags are blowing here but another wind advisory, a flash flood watch, thunderstorms. we have it all going on again today. so we will talk about the timing of it. it lasts through your monday morning and there's more throughout the week ahead. that's coming up. >>. >> that, lisa.

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>> last night the cal american tuned up found the pac-12 tournament at arizona state, hoping to clinch a first-round bye. here's larry beil with the sports report. >> the cal bears just snuck back into the top 25 this week, trying to finish strong, visiting arizona state in the pac-12 regular season. cal came in winning seven of their last 8. goodman, he's good, man! and tyrone wallace, a scoop to the hoop. he hits the deck. cal down 6. matthews to wallace. with authority! deficit down to 4. matthews for 3 of are his 18. suddenly a one-point game. the bears would take the lead for good whether wallace sticks another triple here. game high 24 for him. bears win 68-65. they are 22-9 and get a first

round bye in the cup coming tournament. and the gaels way not be a lock despite a record. they were a little shaky last night in the wcc quarterfinals. a sluggish first half. early second half. steven haney. a turn around jumper. gaels make a run. emity. he mitts. 3 and the lead. the gaels pull away on the break. calvin hermanson stops up the lefty. sticks the triple. he also had 10. st. mary's a winner 64-48. they will take on pepperdine monday in the semifinals. to the ladies, tenth rated cal shocked them.

least to make the semis against ucla. the pass. bears were up by as many as 13. in the final seconds a three point game. kerry hits the three and was fouled. a chance to win but missed the free throw so they go to overtime tied at 61. and jordan canada scores there, as the bruins end the cinderella run by cal, 73-67. sharks and an numbers very familiar with each other. facing off for the third time in six days. the sharks winning twice with come-from-behinded third period rallies. the fan favorites, dropping the puck. 2011 first period pokes in the rebound, 1-0. team teal. james rymer making a sharks debut. down 2-1 in the third. sharks brent burns, his league leading 23rd of the year by a

defenseman. tied at 2. six minutes later, canucks on the power plant. 3-2. it ends vancouver as an empty netter. 4-2 is the final score. don't forget we have the warriors in action on abc7, stepping off against the l.a. lakers at noontime right here. have a great sunday, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> 5:47 is our time. many people want to know, lisa, how much more of this rain can we expect some. >> well, we are going to see another vigorous system this evening. and because we had anywhere from 1 to 3 inches yesterday, flooding is a possibility. and that's why the national weather service has issued a flash flooded watch. and we also have a wind advisory. this is a 2 on our storm impact scale. we will see a half-inch to inch and a half from the evening hours through the morning. wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. we have the saturated soil so we

could definitely see flooding problems, and thunderstorms are a possibility, as well. this is getting the week going because there is more to come. in fact, right on through the end of the work week. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we have been looking a the a line of showers moving over the peninsula and mill valley. right now it's over the heart of the bay. you see the richmond son rafael bill quite wet. we go closer to oakland and emeryville, you see the shower activity around 8830 and alameda up through berkeley. further to the south the line continues all the way down through the santa cruz mountains. that's where we saw some bonus rain yesterday. up to the north bay from san rafael to san quentin, right over into the east bay. hercules looking at wet weather this evening so be careful. up to the north bay it's colder. 2 to 11 degrees colder this morning than yesterday. so we are looking at this cold air in the form of snow in lake

county. so the wind advisory, it gets going later on today from 4:00 in the afternoon through 4:00 monday morning. and the gusts will continue to increase throughout the day. and there's just a narrow time when the cold front marches through when we will see once again the gusty winds. but the heavy downpours could come at anytime with some showers and thunderstorms. 54 half moon bay. san francisco checking in in the hid 50s. cooler behind the vigorous front that left us overnight last night. and temperatures have dropped into the upper 40s for rant rosa napa. 52 concord and a live look from the sutro tower camera. you see the camera shaking. gusty winds toward livermore and mountain view. as the sun comes up and the atmosphere gets a little more unstable we could see a thunderstorm. but there are some out there in the valley this morning. flooding is possible due to yesterday's rain and more to come. we are looking at the rain showers right on through your monday commute.

so the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch from 6:00 tonight until 4:00 tomorrow morning for the entire san francisco bay area. once again here we go again with not only that, but very dangerous conditions along the coast. high surf advisory with the wave heights and the swells coming up upwards of 19 feet. as we go through the morning hours, notice the spotty nature of the showers. some of them coming down pretty good at times. but then a break throughout the morning hours and the afternoon. we will see a few showers in the afternoon but this is the front. it's to the north of us. by dinnertime in the north bay it marches through the bay area into the 8:00 hour, right across the heart of the bay. and then there's another piece of energy throughout the evening hours right on through when you are sleeping into monday morning. so it it will be another wild evening with some gusty winds and right there in the orange you will see the wind gusts from 4:00 in the afternoon to 10:00 at night up to 50 miles per hour in san francisco. rainfall amounts through monday

afternoon about an inch in san carlos. more than that perhaps in mountain view. and with the winter storm warning through 4:00, check this out, chris, from 3 feet in donner to kirkwood to 4:00 monday afternoon. the week ahead, tuesday the only dry day. with a chance of showers and thunderstorms the breezy winds will be turning windy with the passage of the front this evening. so as the accuweather seven-day forecast, notice you can't really pick out a dry day. that's kind of the way we like it around here. >> the snow enthusiasts are enjoying the weekend up there. >> unbelievable. making up for lost time. >> for sure. thank you. dozens of oakland residents and community leaders had a chance to share their development ideas for the oakland coliseum site. yesterday abc7 news was in east oakland for a town hall meeting hosted by the coalition. we want to be at the table to see what happens with the land. organizers said it's important that these voices are heard. >> any decision making for the

city should be rooted in the community and this is what we want to see. affordable housing, healthy environment and acceptable transit. >> those in attendance say they will compile a vision of their ideas and present it to city leaders. abc7 news was along the oakland estuary near fruitvale for the white elephant sale. a warehouse is packed with common items like rugs and couches and also knickknacks and items from buy gone era's. last year's sale raised $2.5 million. it insulates today from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 become. still to come, two brothers play powerball and win, but one was just luckier than the a we will explain when the

here are the winning numbers from the powerball draw.

nobody picked all six so wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $50 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $22 million super lotto plus drawing. one ticket purchased at a don'tnous shop in riverside matched all six numbers to win the jackpot. a man returning from a vacation in florida stopped at a convenience store to to buy lottery tickets one one $292 million. his brother also played and won seven dollars. the man on the right was eating breakfast when he checked his numbers on the phone and realized he won the big jackpot. he bought everyone inside breakfast and called his family and said he's going back to florida, and hopefully he takes his brother with him. they are having much nicer weather than we are right now. >> probably. we are in between systems but there are still showers out there. we are looking at a 2 on the

impact scale. later on today a cold front once again pushing through. this is the morning hours with the scattered showers. you see 8:00 hit-or-miss shower here or there. the winds increase, there's a flash flood watch in effect throughout the afternoon and evening. and the breezy winds early before things turn windy again with temperatures in the lower 60s. it's a cooler day today. so 2 on a storm impact scale. tomorrow more showers. looks like tuesday the only dry day. showers in the north bay on wednesday. thursday and friday we have more systems headed our way. so parts of the north bay could see significant rain by the end of this week. >> what arches did a week makes. you know, one week a string of 70s and now the rain. >> or a month. >> lisa, thank you. come up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at 6:00. more concern after a rape near the cal campus and why police think it's related to earlier assaults. first a live look at live doppler 7hd. you can see the green right here

throughout parts of the bay area, indicating the rain. another storm arrives later today. lisa is going to have the full forecast for us come up.

>> good morning. i'm chris nguyen, carolyn has the day off. we are track being the rain throughout the bay area. here's a live look from the roof camera. you see the slick roads along the embarcadero. let's send it over to lisa argen. she has the first look at live doppler 7hd. good morning. >> good morning, chris. we have a 2 on the storm impact scale that's moving on later today with more flooding rains and gusty winds. anywhere from