>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> 20 boats and jet skis are up and flames. setting smoke into the air. >> wind and snow. while week of weather. tracking power outages and road closures, we can expect. good morning. it is saturday, february 25. lisa, what a week it has been. >> lots of snow out there on the hills. it melted somewhat, but now there is more out there. the system is winding down, and

it is pulling away from the bay area. rain and snow up through the north bay. you can see east of sonoma, higher elevations. highway 29 with light rain. 30 degrees on the mountains. the highways awfully slippery. and in hercules, 37, cedar point, light activity, and down around the hills, on the east bay, highway 24, certainly sleep possible. in the hills of santa clara, and hamilton, certainly some snow there. a level 1 system is winding down. scattered showers in the hills and slippery roads. mid 40's on the peninsula and low 40's and east bay. upper 30's on the north bay. as we get through the early morning hours, it's a level 1 system. may be a few peaks of sun. upper 40's to 50. thank you.

of smoke. the fire burned 10 to 20 boats. houseboats and testes. the fire broke out just before 9:00. around 10:00, officials say they stopped progress of the fire and they say the burning portion had to be detached from the water and was floating on his own. >> our crews arrived on scene and they got out on the boat to attack it from some other boats. pumps suppressed the fire. it will be a while before we can get a good grasp on the boats. >> this happened at markley cove. no one was injured and no word yet on what may have caused the fire. he hosted a show every morning. the station says they're working with police and his wife to find

them. he has not been seen since thursday night. he was at home at the time. he was 54 years old above his arms are here. let them know. national day of hate. there was online chatter from anti-semitic groups. the group posted a tweet saying the nationwide extremist day of hate campaign is planned for saturday and meant to be intimidating, but we will remain united in the kindness and positivity. police departments say they will step up presence as a safety precaution. >> a stop has been lifted at the international airport. there were heavy thunderstorms. it affected utah and arizona.

some flights had to be diverted towards the airport and on ontario. los angeles county was under a flash flood warning until 2 a.m.. >> power is slowly coming back on after the wind and snow brought trees and power lines across the bay area. you are looking at the pg and emap showing power outages. the largest amount of people right now without electricity and in the santa cruz mountains, and in the north bay. you can see they are deftly not as much color as we have seen earlier this week read a thousand people are without power as of the update from pg&e at 10 p.m.. now to the snow that took a lot of the bay area by surprise. up in the north bay it has made things dangerous along a stretch of highway toward tra -- 29. it goes all the way up towards the lake line.

abc 7 news reporter tara campbell found a lot of people had had to the hills to check out the snow. >> the sound of a not so familiar sight in napa county. >> were playing with the snow. i'm happy. >> the snow colored hills are seen from miles away. it is drawing people in. >> and want to enjoy this. >> the sleds are coming out with smiles. the young and the older are flocking to higher elevation for a frolic and some fun. >> were just coming to see this from santa rosa. >> down the way, a snowball fight. they are making their way from napa. >> we live in a place that is sunny. we don't go sno >> he's never seen anything like this. >> is really weird. the never happens. first time in 18 years living. >> the best part.

>> throwing snowballs. >> mom and dad are happy to watch from there warm vehicle. >> plenty of people are having fun with the snow, but others have been busy all day trying to clear it. >> we been out working, clearing roads and trying to get this apocalyptic snowstorm. >> nine inches of snow dropped in napa county over the past 24 hours. piling onto roads, with traps left behind. >> of your thinking like this? wax a couple of times. >> and was last time? >> never like this. >> abc 7 news. >> mother nature brought a rare sight of snow to the east bay. residents in the oakland hills and berkeley got the best of it. the regional park caught heavy snowfall. big white flakes were seen falling on the road for sure. of time. some came together to make a snowman will others launched

snowballs at each other. it was a delightful experience for residents, and some called it a winter wonderland. and berkeley, has been 30 years since he is seen snow in the area. >> it's snowing more heavily than i've ever seen in berkeley. i've lived here for 30 years. >> other areas like grizzly peak at joaquin miller park also saw snowfall. highway 17 is back open after being closed for hours because of the snowy weather. closures on highway 17 were caused by icy roads, stock cars and downed power lines. one powerline fell down, laying across all four lanes on the roadway. there were at least 14 toppled trees as well. residents were shocked. >> i've lived here for 22 years, and this is the first time it's been a ghost town coming up to this road. >>

spoke person recommended drivers to slow down on icy roads to avoid spinouts. all the snow is made for dangerous conditions in the sierra. interstate 88 going westbound is open after a big accident backed up traffic for a while on friday. numerous spinouts at other locations have led to traffic being held at times as crews came into clear the roadway. chains are required on 80 from three miles each all the way to the state line. on highway 50, they are needed from placerville to myers. happening today, congresswoman barbara lee is going to hold her first campaign event for u.s. senate. she will replace diane feinstein. it will be held at lake merrick and oakland starting at noon. she is the third high-profile democrat and katie porter. if she wins, she will be the third black woman in the country's history to serve in the u.s. senate. she told us why that matters and how she believes she can deal with challengers and why questions about her age should not be affected.

>> to do nothing has never been an option for me. >> the east bay congresswoman says she is running to replace california's sensor -- senator dianne feinstein we ran to her hours later. >> the senate needs a champion like myself who is a progressive woman, an african american woman who has fought for progressive causes all of her life. ask she has served in congress since 1990. she chose the core issues of her campaign are the climate crisis, and public safety. she will be the only black woman serving in the u.s. senate if she wins. >> do you believe voters should be factoring in race and gender into their decisions? ask i hope people, voters especially factor in the perspective of diversity. not having the challenges that we face in this country, and still, we rise.

that type of fight, that type of understanding, of what it means to be shut out, for not only the people of color before the lgbtq+ community. for the disability community and our seniors i have many challenges and i've had to play through -- break through the barriers. >> she's let on issues like hiv, reproductive health and cannabis reform. she introduced a justice act in congress to address high cannabis-related incarceration rates. >> is going to be a tough race. democrats are running against each other. a competitive field. when voters are looking at everyone in this race, what differentiates you from adam schiff, katie porter. why should they choose you? >> i have had a history of fighting for progressive congress. -- causes. it didn't start when donald trump was elected president. i've been resisting so much. >> and her campaign video, she shows a video going up become

one of her right school's first black cheerleaders. >> my high school said cheerleaders can be black, i took them on. >> she points out that she was dealing number of congress vote against giving broad authorization for military forces in afghanistan after 9/11. >> countless death threats. >> she is 76ers old. that is after serving one question is are aged. >> comedy people believe that it's time for the next generation to be elected. >> i say to people, first of all, try to keep up with me. if you look at what i've done, my energy levels, my experience, i think voters will understand i'm not ashamed of my age. i've been working all of my life. i'm glad to talk about my age. with age comes experience. >> i asked her about a recent report that said she saw herself as a transitional candidate. she denied that. she would not commit to only

serving one term. she said dealing think she would commit to his winning the election and getting things done. all right. 611 right now. what's it like? >> temperatures are mild. we have some scattered light rain. also, some snow at higher elevations that this is winding down. as a level 1 system through about 10we get a break before we more rain and snow for your sunday. wait until you see the seven-day forecast. that is all coming up. >> thank you. also ahead, street vendor support. how we come together to help food vendors who were attacked while doing their job. >> snow in san mateo county. the request coming from meat and screws as they continue to clean up the roadways.

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about sexual assault against boys for decades. the report says several complaints against the deputy probation officer were filed in san mateo county. going to the lawsuit, he threatened to increase the boys time in confinement if they did not comply with his demands. the plaintiffs claim unlawful sexually abusive and harassing contact happened for 22 years. this probation officer died in 2020 and he cannot be held criminally or civilly liable. today, bay area community will ways pets raise awareness about street vendor attacks. they hope to raise awareness about the cookout they are hosting on sunday. abc 7 has more on what to expect, we want to warn you that these videos might be hard to watch. >> following several attacks on street vendors and sample -- san jose, activists are mobilizing to bring a street vendor by out the city on sunday.

organizers desperate >> times, it is dramatic. i think they deserve a couple days off. they don't have paid leave or anything like that. it is part of the problem. >> is a process of success crowds coming for a similar event in san diego for a man who was harassed by a group of college students. back in san jose, the video shows carlos sanchez being taunted and threatened by a man with a baseball bat. days earlier, this video is captured. this man was brutally attacked from behind and knocked unconscious. >> there a lot of people who support anyone from money the brave and the witches. that is something that is happening. >> they will serve as visitors of the site where he was attacked. along with old bayshore highway

in san jose, beginning sunday at 1 p.m. until they sell out. >> there'll be music, and you can tip the vendors. get to know them. just have a celebration for them. >> two men whose experiences were caught on camera and we went viral. the shock is settling in for many, including unaffiliated veggie solutions, which run a training program for residents. ask a lot of the workers we work with our women. >> this is an issue that comes up. there is work to go out on their own to be selling their food, and what kind of risk is a put the set? >> this man has been arrested and has since put out a formal apology for his actions. they hope the same can be said for the man who was insulted next there are a lot of crazy people. we found one.

>> i am amanda, abc7news. >> on the financial, we captured a picture after snow cover the ground. abc7news reporter zach went as checked out the impact of this week storm, both f >> the blame of testing is something that can be handled in many settings. rarely get to see. locals want to slow down a hill and got to improvise by using boards meant for the ocean. this 2.5-year-old, not knowing what to make of his first time in the snow eventually worked up to it, and the temperatures did as well. it turned the snow into slush, but left just enough or bay area families to enjoy. next to drive 12 minutes and come look at snow and not drive to tahoe, now, we go home and

have hot cocoa, and we enjoy the day. the best of both worlds. snow or no snow. >> some with this student who did undergrads in michigan are shocked to see snow followed him your >> we came to the bay area and there was no way we were going to see snow and we saw snow. >> planning games, but not without hiccups. he drove on skyline boulevard i came across several broken trees. following power lines. >> it was crazy. trees were falling. we actually thought we were going to get locked up there. >> everyone is being urged to track through conditions like these to stay safe. >> it is rare to receive such beautiful snow. but we have to be mindful. pay attention to the road, pay attention to the signs, use caution. next crews have been working to keep the roads safe for people who are enjoying the rare weather. next crews are on the highways

doing the best they can to clear any falling trees off the roadways as well as clear the ice and snow in various areas. >> they are all taking in as much snow as they can while they can. >> will look around and look at the scenery. >> abc7news. >> we saw more snow in sierra. uc berkeley central snow lab has two feet of snow from yesterday at nearly or feet of snow from three days. there will be more snow throughout the weekend and likely into next week. a lot of people will be hitting the slopes. >> who would have thought. 15 inches in mount hamilton and less than that inch and a half. really getting into the snow yesterday, and it is still going on as we see a mix of snow over the higher elevations. this system is a level 1 system. it is winding down. an area of low pressure offshore and pulling away. what's left of this, so if you

not seeing anything at all, it may be a couple hundred seven is for others. you may see green here from occidental and dillon beach. light showers with the pink around the highway. some sleep there. very slippery. back toward central marin, at about 30 degrees. you can bet there's some is snow there. over to the canyon on highway 29. very light showers, and things are beginning to wind down. foothills are looking at the snow. into mount hamilton. all of the activity of the southern half of the status the system begins to wind down here look for us. there will be more, and by tomorrow, this time, the next system will push into the bay area. there is a look at the cloud cover. temperatures have come up with the clouds in the national weather service bid is dropping a frost advisory. 42 downtown as well as palo alto.

39 and half moon bay, that is coming up at 6:46 a.m.. it is 38 right now. is santa rosa, 39 by the delta. chilly out there, but as we look in this view, you can see visibility pretty good. wind is light and the wintry mix is contending for the next couple of hours. then we're looking at mostly cloudy conditions throughout the day today. more rain for your sunday. snow levels are maybe a smidge higher at 2500 eight as we see some southerly winds take over there is what is left. we dry out throughout the overnight hours. here comes the next system. by 8:00, there will be more throughout the midday. those are your 230 at some heavier showers. bringing a third to 4/10 out there, and by monday, your monday morning mute is sloppy. this is colder and could bring some thunderstorms. for the rest afternoon, or activity on tuesday.

on sunday, a third of an inch to half-inch on the coast, we are going to add a monday. the exists to over one inch on the city with a half-inch down the peninsula. then, let's add in the totals through wednesday and thursday. in the mountains, we are talking five to seven feet from kirkwood, tahoe city, 58 inches. highs today with cloudy skies, and a level 1 system. 40's and 50's, and if you on the act weather seven-day forecast. call this morning, but not as cold. tomorrow morning, we will take a little bit of rain headed our way. it will increase to the day. one day, more dynamic with possible thunderstorms into tuesday. a bit of a break on the second half of the work week, and then in march, it will not feel like it. >> has been cold, we are asking for rain. you said you wanted in february. here we have it. >> careful what you wish for. >> thank you.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a winter storm sweeps across the country. where we are seeing blizzard warnings in california and extreme conditions hitting the northeast. good morning. thank you for joining us on the saturday morning. lisa, what is going on? we are seeing snow and wine country. it is mine ugly. >> a lot of snow. really a lot of snow. 14 inches in mount hamilton. still looking at snow around mount hamilton as it wraps around moisture slowly. pulling away for the bay area as we go closer. live doppler 7 shows you like returns from santa rosa to matteo bay, and snow on mount tam. a closer look at the east bay vallejo, and mayor island. it is looking a little bit like

light rain on highway going on. you can see around the foothills there. also, into mission peak. maybe a few flakes of snow. a level 1 system is winding down. a slippery roadway. we are look at maybe a couple hundredths, and a shark tank of 42 degrees. 32 in half moon bay, and a cloudy look over san francisco. upper 30's in the north day. as we go through 9:00, not much left, but it is a chilly start to your weekend. upper 40's by noon time. by the afternoon, few peaks of sun. getting set for a wet sunday. we will talk the total and a soggy start to the week ahead, coming up. ask thank you. coast-to-coast with a winter storm rolling through the country at heavy snow, bitter cold temperatures and dangerous when are expected. abc news hoecht aria is a new york back several feet of snow are expected as a winter storm hits the west coast. a rare sight for some like in the bay area of california.

>> the storm will continue to bring wizard conditions to southern california. you can see it all over. >> blizzard warnings in the sierra nevada and southern california mountain ranges major roadways close. drivers on interstate five north of los angeles are forced to make a u-turn. exit is a treacherous condition apart there's a lot of snow, a lot of ice. in the county near bakersfield, a truck ended up off of highway 58 going over an embankment and there is also terrible funding and in the hollywood burbank airport, some drivers are stranded, and in santa barbara, powerful winds toppling homes. linesense ice i miig leavi my sllit western stoo move east over the weekend, bringing a threat of damaging wind the heartland on sunday at the same storm will move into the northeast next week, and could develop into a winter

storm with snow and rain. abc news, new york. >> santa cruz mountai 9:00. since january, it is been under heavy rain, powerful winds and now snowfall. people spent the last couple of days preparing for any powerful outages and showing the change in scenery. his back open after being closed because of a snowy condition. quite a view of the bay this is in the valley were you can see peaks in the background. as he moved closer, you might think you are in the sierra with all snow on the ground. snowcapped mountains are also now a huge attraction. it has seen snow before, but nothing like this. at lower elevations, we are told it looks like eight ski resort in the east bay. abc 7 news with order on a lot of people trying to get a good shot of the photogenic. >> and parts of the east bay, it

is an iconic landmark. its onset, this proves why. >> this is a mountain. i love it. >> is 79-year-old has been driving around, trying get the best picture. >> had been driving over town to get pictures. next the mountains were a huge draw, and pulling off the freeway to get a picture. >> it is amazing. yes. i figure i would have to stop. take a photo. just take it all in. snow in the mountain, but it's hard to see it read this morning, it was deeper on the bottom. it's beautiful. >> this man lives in lafayette. he says he is never seen it like this before. ask him a big fan redel over here. i see is all the time. but to see it looking like a ski resort is pretty cool. >>

he came up to see the snow as a backdrop for his music video. >> you came up to see this? xes. i like this view. it is perfect. especially today because it was raining it over there, we can see snow in the mountains. it is rare it it is amazing. i love it >> it was close friday to the public. lines of cars were turned away at the south gate entrance. that was a huge disappointment to this group. they drove all the way from san jose. >> they were excited. maybe they will drive up. it was really just when it. >> why didn't you go to someplace closer. >>'s been a long time, and it is good. we thought would check it out. >> we could do both of them. >> they were able to get some pictures. abc 7 news. >> southbay, more than 15 warming centers are now open in santa clara county. officials are urging people to

protect themselves against cold weather and go to these warming centers. they are scattered from palo alto to gilroy. for more information, head to the county's website. the cleanup effort today after the january storm caused by severe damage for a facility with the venture retreat center has been trying to rebuild and they've been trying to raise money as well to deal with what they lost. they are encouraging more volunteers to help in the process. they will be helping today and at the west road location in haskett era. there'll be food and drinks for volunteers. caltrain is suspending rail service between san francisco and millbrae. writers are encouraged not to ride on the weekend. if you do, expect delays in longer travel times. there will be a travel bus connecting the stations. they are working on construction and testing for the next three weekends. the project will make rails more

electric and less reliant on fossil fuels. the service is set to begin in 2024. today, there will be a rally in the united ukraine event in san francisco. this begins at the positive the ferry building, and the marshall and now. organizers say it was 365 days in defending freedom. yesterday marked one year since the russian invasion of mccain -- ukraine's one year anniversary. tens of thousands of death on both sides. if you want to help people in ukraine, we have help to put together a list of nonprofits. that is honor website. all right. in orlando, a journalism student at the central florida school held a vigil or a spectrum news 13 reporter who was shot and killed while covering a murder this week it he was a graduate of that university. family members were at the vigil.

the dedicated it, and they found it helped to keep a sparklight. >> pickup. his legacy. take it and run with it. do not let his peers overcome you. >> we want to go into local journalism because we care about our communities and we live in these committees. dylan is from this community. >> he was just 24 years old. it 30-year-old woman in a nine-year-old girl were also shot and killed in the shooting. the suspect also shot a journalist working with him, and he is expected to be released from the hospital soon. still ahead, thousands of employees will loser jobs again. this time at ericsson, and what could be the largest layoff in the telecom industry, here's a live look outside this morning. on this saturday, the sundstrand,. will check in with lisa when we get back.

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>> a beautiful shot of the building. from abc 7 camera. grab jackets. a chilly start to the morning. telecom equipment eric and eric symbol layoff 8500 employees. sent in a memo, it is an effort to cut costs. other tech companies have had massive layoffs, but this would be the largest exodus to hit the telecom industry. it could be more than a thousand layoffs. erickson does have a campus in santa clara, the company didn't disclose which location would be most affected. mark zuckerberg announced an ai expiration. they have released a language generator called llama. it is meant to help scientists and engineers explore uses for artificial intelligence such as answering questions and summarizing documents. it comes as other big companies have launched their own

platforms. they say that unlike those systems, it is not something people can talk to. rather, it is a public research tool. despite being home to the tech capital of the world, california does not require a high school student be taught science. if passed, it will include california among 2700 states that do. our senior education reporter tells us the next app is to begin hiring more teachers in that field. >> the name of this high school speaks for itself. galileo academy of science and technology. >> usually, they just asked me about computer science. >> yes. >> in 2015, they voted to teach computer science at all san francisco schools for preschool to 12th grade. they have been the main supporter in science education. >> they're going into a world where it is perfect and they're

doing it on some sort of technology advice. >> i think is important for students to learn about how that technology will work. >> 25% of high schools in california do not offer any computer science courses. that is 429,000 students a y. >> 27 states already require every high school student have access to commuter science. they are already graduation requirement. nevada, southborough,, arkansas, tennessee and nebraska. assembly member mark berman represents menlo park and has introduced a bill to ensure that every student in the state has access to computer science. >> we have such a huge shortfall in terms of employees going into these positions. people in california who have the skills we need for cybersecurity positions or coding positions. >> while this will take time to make it through sacramento, they

hope to see this kind of access statewide by 2027. in the meantime, it is time for the state to invest and train more teachers. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> the sun is trying to come appear, and it will be a pretty calm day. compared to some other days we've seen. x in emeryville, low 40's, so it is certainly cold, but not as cold as it has been. it is sticking to the south. we are left with plenty of clouds, and that system is queuing up for your sunday. several more behind that. stay tuned. our forecast is next. >> also, thompson on fire as the warriors take out the rockets. a piece that abc 7 has all the highlights coming up.

>> here's a live look at tahoe right now. a lot of snow up there. hitting this year. we do want to tell you that waste -- westbound out of tahoe is back open. that is some good news for people making their way back to tahoe. in sports, a big day of hockey at shark tank ridge the grangers taking on the sharks. they will face off at 7 p.m.. then, in the mba, warriors at home inside of chase center against houston rockets it dealing with another injured star on the bench. abc 7 sports director has all the high date -- highlights from sports. ? . warriors are really because it injuries. they need someone to step up last may. have no fear. klay thompson is here. he shot the lights out against the rockets. with a knee contusion, no staff or dray or wakes. throwing with authority. throwing it down. 15 points.

patrick baldwin junior. this guy has to get more minutes. two threes in for first half mass. pinot butter and jelly time. 26 to 54 from downtown. that is incredible. the corner three with the final seconds. buzzer beaters with a splash. up by 17 at the half bad second half, let the show begin. shot after shot to make sure they do not look out, and a shooter at 40 dew points. 12 of 17, the rockets of the worst in the team. 116 to 101. >> collectively, we have to treat every game like it is a must win. incredible shape compared to where we are starting the season. synergy is getting better as far as movement and defense of connectivity. this is just incredibly important. i enjoy this, but less it behind us.

>> spring training games have begun. the first pitch clock. the padres and get set in the box before the clock ticked down to eight seconds pre-that's an automatic strike had pictures while 15 to 20 seconds between pitches, depending on whether there are men on base. the clock alone, they think speed up games by 30 mins. >> trying to lure you to the all park with cheaper beer. lower with some prices, but domestic draft is dropping from $14 down to nine. you get nine dollars. . garlic fries. let's go. an ice storm knocked down a tree. this was in ann arbor michigan. police officers are trying to push it out of the way, but who arrives to help? jim harbaugh. the former 49ers head helped clear the street. >> all right. what's your name? >> cooper. >> i street u. >> your good man. >> spread the word on that.

at age between nine, lake martinez retire from the nfl. he did well. may 20 million dollars playing linebacker, but he realized, his site also might be more lucrative. what is that? trading pokémon cards. martinez has made $5 million in the past seven months. he has sold cards. he had been collecting them since he was six years old. pikachu. i see you. that is a wrap on sports. have a great weekend. >> happening today in san francisco, the warriors are celebrating black history month at thrive city. the family-friendly celebration will include food, arts, crafts, live entertainment, balloon artists, and face painters. this is video from last year's event at chase center. it runs from noon until or :00 read it is free, but you need to rsvp. that should be a great event. the weather is much nicer as well. >> we have a few piece of sun in the afternoon. this system will wind down, from

the bay area. it is offshore and it is arriving in southern california. definitely a notice there. also in the san joaquin valley. you can see the precipitation, and your law -- yountville. very slippery. as we head over to the coast, may be a few lights lower -- hours, but we will wind down and the temperatures with higher elevations below freezing. most of us in upper 30's to low 40's. maybe adding to that 14 inches. maybe 15 by now. there is a look at the wet weather. it is pushing into san diego. los angeles, and the desert. look outside. you can see a lot of cloud cover. 42 downtown and 40 in oakland. it is 40 in san jose. 37 and half moon bay. shark tank looking at cloud cover. 38 in santa rosa, and 39 by the delta. it is a cold start, and three to five inches of snow additionally throughout the day today. this year nevada is going to get

slammed for the next couple of days. we are so looking at winter storms from 10:00, and then it starts again as we get into next -- tomorrow and wednesday. looking at the cold and wintry mix ending this morning, mostly clouds today, but if you son, and tomorrow, snow level 2500 pp at there it goes by about 9:00, and we are dry throughout the rest of the day. here comes the next system tomorrow by the morning hours. then look at this sweep through the bay area. it is a break on sunday, but by monday, your mute is looking soggy. this one will bring some thunderstorms and some heavier rain. as we get into tuesday, still some unstable air. as we look at your sunday totals, a third of an inch for most of us, and then afterwards, late monday, over one inch in the city. over into oakland, and also into

santa rosa with a half-inch around mountain view and san jose. this is what is wild. we are getting into some very heavy snow on monday and tuesday. it ends on stay. we are talking five to six or seven feet of snow. already a really good snow pass. that is great news at home. not as much rain, but after tomorrow's system, a monday, we could see some more snowy peaks into tuesday. locally, and one of the lower -- warmer locations. otherwise, upper 40's with sprinkles left over. the accuweather 7-day forecast with another level 1 system on sunday into monday. that will be an interesting day. tuesday is a colder weather. one system after the next. it reinforces the cold air after sunday. there will be a southerly wind and it will not be as cold. the sun. >> a break with sunshine.

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the deer were quite comfortable. considering the conditions, who were certainly not use that. they were frozen bread what is happening? what is this white stuff? cold weather is lingering throughout. rain is winding down. level 1 system's with not much left to it. the accuweather 7-day forecast, a few sprinkles, few areas of sleep and snow and higher elevations, and then we are dry. level 1 system spirit more rain moving in tomorrow, and monday, stronger systems, tuesday, snow levels lower on monday and tuesday again. we are not through yet. a bit of break the rest the day. >> that sounds good. they keep it what a week has been. keeping you very busy. thank you. thank you for joining us in be seven mornings. i am list or a. along with lisa argen. abc7news continues. good morning america's next. have a great day.

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