>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> how do you explain that stuff? it comes around the roof. exactly where you are sitting. heilo. >> we are hea is expected to recover after he was pinned beneath a fallen tree insi thank you for joining us. i am dande a hshley. >> the weather concerns are not over yet. >> that is right. we have abc 7 team coverage with

dustin cruz in the mountains. leah melendez is tracking conditions in the north bay. >> we begin with sandhya patel for the latest on the weather right now. what is on the way? >> just about everything you can imagine. let me show you live doppler 7. we are going to talk about what is happening first. with our radar, we will get you into where we are seeing a wintry mix around the santa cruz mountains around the summit of santa cruz, highway 17. up to the north around cloverdale, you can see just a wintry mix there. as we wind this picture, current level one storms are producing lightning strikes over the sierra. we have seen some isolated thunder in the bay area. that is still not out of the question. as we go hour-by-hour, we will continue to see isolated to spotty showers going into 2:00. 7:00 tomorrow evening, things begin to pick up in terms of

coverage. you will see more widespread rain and certainly some snow as well. gusts nowhere near the intensity of yesterday. it is morning. spotty showers, windy conditions. snow over the hills between 1500 and 2000 feet. that leads me to something very good. total snow inches. that will remain up until friday morning. cora does a the santa cruz mountains, berkeley hills, napa hills, you could be seeing some snow. the snow level will drop to about 5000 feet. quick thank you, in the cruz mounds, the community of boulder creek is coming together after strong winds -- for that injured a baby in his home. dustin dorsey spoke with

neighbors and joins us now, live. what is the latest? >> you know we are very happy to report the neighbors have told usatas trapp tedt underneath a tree citn doe am house is expected to be ok. it came down in winds that neighbors described as something they have never felt before. neighbors and boulder creek picking up branches and debris, a cleanup after winds they say were unlike anything they ever felt. >> we heard snapping. >> i felt the ground roebling like an earthquake. i went out and could not walk on my deck. there was debris everywhere. >> a massive tree came crashing through a fence across two homes, pulling wires down with it. screams for help from a mother inside one of those houses.

the parents of a one-year-old baby boy hit by branches that came through the roof of their home. nothing you can do. crush the quick work of many neighbors helped rescue baby milo. some raced down the mountain to get cell service to call 91 one while others cleared a path for first responders. boulder creek fire to baby milo to the hospital where he's been treated for broken legs and a broken pelvis. the family has told him he is expected to survive. when the family came up to get some of the stuff, they told us the baby had surgery. to be ok, this neighborhood now focuses their attention on the

next set of stormy days ahead, at any time, they know anyone of these massive trends could be the next one to fall but they push on, getting ready for the next one, just part of that mountain living. fall, those neighbors are preparing for more storms to be coming to this area including possible snow as winter storm watch is expected here thursday into friday. i just got word there is a gofundme account for baby milo and the family as they look to recover after that tree crashed into their home. i will make sure to put that information out on social media and the links that will be on our website. in the santa cruz mountains, dustin dorsey, abc7news. >> think it is milo is ok. a lot of people are still without power across the bay area. here is a live look at the outage map. a little guide, green is less

than 50 customers. yellow means 50 to 500, orange means 505,000 and if you see red, that is over 5000 customers. right now, pt and he says 42,000 customers are without power. >> mount tam is expected to see several inches of snow as early as tonight. leah melendez is panoramic highway in marin county with the latest details there. >> people have been saying bizarre the weather has been. this is bizarre, not even windy up here. it is always windy. let's talk about the snow. the last time it snowed here was back in february of 2019. it was a light one. back in 1920 two, more years ago, they had a big snowstorm in mill valley. 6 inches. people are excited.

close as the marin county significantly died down late this morning, crews were able to remove some of the fallen trees and branches from the night before. the concern is the anticipated snow possibly even falling on some of the lower elevation areas. >> i would say stay away. i don't know if that is what people want. it is very rare to get snow up here but drive like you're in the mountains and use the ability to drive defensively. as we -- we witnessed moment after thi car flipped over. no one was hurt. if there is no, the county is not equipped with snow plows to clear the roads. if driving conditions become a potential hazard, the state park could keep the gates leading to mount tam closed. they gates come down at sundown and we open it sunrise. most of the locals will come out mid week, they are aware it is going to get pretty nasty in the

next few days.>>ust be careful. >> no one was c ew people were anhikingonly and bicycling. >> snow on the road concerns me little too dangerous to be riding up and down. >> climate change, you can just tell from the last 10 years, it has been crazy. this has been a crazy winter with those storms. really cold snaps and then snow tomorrow. th>>s w iate all know itnit sos opened theshter r those who are experience a homelessness, the location, the marin health and wellness campus. the end melendez, abc7news. >> the cold weather also means concern for people experiencing homelessness. san francisco officials announced to the opening of

emergency shelter beds now through monday. while it comes as relief for those in the streets, some want a faster response. >> a moment of reprieve from the bitter cold streets and some much needed rest. >> people coming in this morning were freezing. they were really tired because they did not get any sleep last night because they were moving around to stay warm. twice lydia is the executive director of this project, the nonprofit provides a warm place for people to sleep during the day she says nos iouent urginge n inemklericquncyy shelters. >> this is why the system really needs flex ability. so that when there is a close nap like this, the danger increases exponentially for those on the street. >> last night was cold. how was it last night? >> wind kicking up and the deer kicking in my face. the blankets were blowing, had

to keep picking things up. se with ofelin on and off of them for more than a decade. with three walls. that still wasn't enough. >> when it gets this cold, people will goe re will go intot may not be as safe. >> it is a cold night. >> he works but still can't afford rent. >> is there anything you can do to stay warm? >> ith is it. >> the project is raising money in hopes of extending its hours, making this space more available. in the meantime, also working to provide the basics. twice we are seeing people that don't have the appropriate clothing for this kind of weather.

flip-flops, coming in without socks, without shoes on, one of their biggest needs? >> this is just a piece of fleece that was cut, it is not expensive. you can buy fleece and we can cut it into blankets. >> as for sean. end sessa williams the glide foundation is stepping up after 60 years. williams is a longtime social activist, spiritual leader and the ceo of glide. letter to staff yesterday announcing his departure. ai he wafaly and health for thet of his years. a 60th anniversary party for williams is planned for later this year. close after a of community groups declares a state of emergency and one san

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quick spec in the bay area, a coalition of community groups in san francisco's mission district is saying enough is enough following an unprovoked attack on a 78-year-old woman. yolanda described how she was left cut and bruised when a robber grabbed her purse and knocked her toheap tns 12 days . the attackom a ctaedtellpede of emergency in the mission. they are demanding action to stop the increase of assaults, stabbings, prostitution, car break-ins and overall crime plaguing their neighborhood. not bend or break. this is the mission and we

demand that you do your job. close the group unveiled a list of 12 met -- 12 demands includingaleg lg iz>> oakland'sy has reopened. the bakery in west oakland began serving customers once again this afternoon, angel cakes's owner was killed during a car break-in outside an oakland bank on february 9. friends say the shop has seen an outpouring of public support since her death. >> the bakery continues to get people signing up for certificates, signing up to be a patron in june. he had mother's day cupcakes, things like that. the amount of reach out i personally -- reach outs i have gotten across the country, it has been really remarkable.

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>> we have had some snow in the early hours. probably accumulating less than an inch. >> an astronomer at the observatory says they are preparing for much more. >> some of those forecasts are predicting over the next 72 hours, a commission of snow at about 33 inches. we are getting ready for that snow. like we might get unusual accumulation in a short space of time. >> they usually plan on february being a wet month, using it to take care of maintenance and other equipment but with the amount of snow expected, they have concerns. >> concerned about safety. we want to make sure we have our utilities running, backup p thon case the power goes out. we are concerned about maintaining our water supply, also, some consumable

liquid like nitrogen. >> one of the biggest concerns is making sure the roads stay safe and clear. not just for them but for their neighbors. >> one of the big sheets of ice may fall upwards of six stories. will break a windshield and if they land onast outcome. even the people at link >> if you want to help the communities, if you want to be sensible yourselves and stay safe, please don't attempt to come up the mounta road. >> zach fuentes, abc7news. >> we will get the pictures for you. in we have quit a pattern coming up. >> we really do. people are talking about snow in saant rosa, different parts of the bay area. you can't rule out the possibility of snowflakes right down to 500 feet.

dan, liz, it sounds so crazy it's possible. we are already starting to see that wintry mix. let's check out live doppler 7 right now. they says you might see it, the hills surrounding livermore, grizzly peak and the east bay, oakland hills, boulder creek. let's get you to street level radar where we know we are seeing a bit of snow showers, showers right around highway 35, skyline boulevard not out of the question either. some showers out of woodside as we go toward the santa cruz mountains. it is a wintry mix. that is something you have to watch out for because if you are traveling, this is going to be problematic as we look at red winery rode up in the north bay, certainly cold enough, temperatures in the 40's. san francisco's high today only 48°, it was a. dorthe last time was 49. you're seeing some

right now. cold showers overnight, frost and freeze. although snow level. a brief break coming saturday. midnight to 9:00 a.m., in lands under a freeze warning. low to mid 30's, protect your pets, plants and pipes. those temperatures dropping off even below freezing in places like lakeport. 28n santa rosa. 32 in livermore. to 2000 feet. tomorrow, it becomes a level two. that is in the afternoon and evening going to friday morning, a moderate storm. snow level down to 500 feet. thunder chats with gusty winds.

we goour-by-hour. tonight, you wh only some snow showers. happens as we go through tomorrow evening. more widespread rain. a mix of rain and snow. that snow we pattern goes into 4:00 a.m. friday. becoming a little more scattered in nature for friday night and picking up again in terms of rainfall. still some snow showers. rainfall totals could range anywhere from a third of an inch to just over 1.5 inches. we have a w advisory. up to the north where they will get quiet a bit of snow. winter weather advisory until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. up to 2 inches of the wind advisory goes up, 4:00 tomorrow until 4:00 p.m. friday. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. a winter storm warning going up tomorrow afternoon until 11:00

a.m. friday. three to 12 inches expected between 1500 and 2500 feet when you combine it with the wind. it will be tough to get around. heavy snow, three to 6 feet. the snow level will be dropping even more. 1500 to 3000 feet. one to 3 feet below that. i wintry mix for tomorrow. break saturday. more rain. at least a milder storm. sunday through wednesday, unsettled patterns. travel to the sierra. cars and trucks lined up along interstate 80 this afternoon to put on their chains. this into the mountains.

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more than 1,500 flights canceled already. this all moves into the northeast tomorrow. also, the deadly plane crash back home tonight, and they're already pointing to weather. and here in warsaw tonight, the abc news exclusive, my interview with president biden. and his speech on the world stage, tonight president biden with us, reacting to vladimir putin's new nuclear threat. putin saying russia will suspend its commitment to e theacl treaty with th well, tonight the president witn his message to putin, telling us, it is a big mistake. in the u.s., that deadly . pl authorities pointing to storms as a possible cause. this as that major system now

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