yeah, i appreciate thanks, kyla.ou bet. >> well, some beloved characters are entering the public domain this year. xavier walton reports on what the public will be able to use. today marks a fresh start for to have extra icons pot by this. let say to the intrepid young reporter. you brought me here for a bold, both reaching that 95 year copyright limit, making their characters free for just about anyone to use adapt or give a modern spin. >> sometimes that means things. take a dark turn. >> is rise the wind up there wouod winnie the pooh edge of the public domain last year. a horror movie version popped up fast. you could say father. so yes, it's possible. popeye could head down that same twisted path. rumor has it. there are 3 popeye slasher films in the wow. >> meanwhile, mickey mouse won't be left out a dozen of his 1929. cartoons are also now up for grabs following steamboat, willie is debuting the public domain last year, but it's not just cartoons making the virginia woolf's a room of one's own ernest hemingway

kyla grogan is here now with details. yeah, actually, we now have 6 of them. there is a new one, the lady of fire. and you can see it here. just 50 acres. i say just 50 acres because that small comparatively speaking to some of the other fires are dealing with. that's in the northern part of the angeles. >> for a schedule is national forest. but obviously the big fire here palisades fire over 15,000 acres. then we also have the eaton fire. that's the one that is in the hills behind pasadena. that is over 10,000 acres. and then, of course, the smaller fires that are around that the woodley fire also the all of us fire now that is over in and around near oxnard. so hurst fire now, 500 acres. it is a lot going on quickly and it has everything to do with the wind and thankfully not the temperatures. temperatures right now are war. 73 in los angeles. but that is not really the problem today. we don't have extreme temperatures. it's about the wind and these wind gusts. as you can see where some of the purples and the reds are. that's where those higher gusts are. as

thank you, kyla. still ahead, we have new numbers from the snow pack. >> and just in today, so we'll see what this means for our water use. after the break and look at san fr >> the vallejo city manager andrew murray, has officially selected the cities next. permanent police chief. so meet the new chief jason ta ta has served for over 27 years with the san jose police department, including undercover investigations. chief todd has been serving as interim police chief. they are in full a host since november of 2022 and will officially take charge in the coming week. people in san francisco starting the new year off in style with the city's longesttrunning nears day celebration. the 25th breakfast of champions block party. this was yesterday. there was a lot of music arts and of course, breakfast. >> new year's day party. >> like that, look like a good time. people were there until 9 o'clock last night. >> still ahead here to 30 years this month, how china is preparing for that massive celebration and t

kyla 2025 is expected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders are already speaking about their goals for the new year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has what we need to know. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. as we step in a 2025 newsom not mentioning trump by name in this new year's message, but he did say this no matter what challenges lie. ahead california, we will always stand strong. republicans vowing to push back against newsom. special session. they urge the governor to work with trump. ther

meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. once again, i say how lucky we are to have such beautiful weather today, despite the fact that we do have a little bit of wind out there. and you certainly see that as we have the flag flying there at half-staff. still honoring former president carter. but you can see that it is breezy. it is an offshore direction. temperatures today will be above average once again. we're already at 59 degrees in san francisco numbers higher than that in santa rosa. sitting now at 64 san jose not far behind you. there is 63 degrees. so a nice day on tap a we'll see those highs in those 60's rights which would be lovely mid-sixties for some in inland spots in the south bay and in the north bay. everybody nice low 60's around the bay itself. just beautiful. another beautiful day. we are breezy out there. it is that offshore direction. no doubt about it. you can see the wind gusts right now up to about 21 miles per hour. so that san francisco, we are under the wind advisory. this is just for the north b

kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with us to brighten things up right. yeah. you know, we got a little sunshine in there with a great kind of making its way back. and you can see a live look here at the golden gate bridge. will you have to trust out for now is wind. you can things are relatively calm right now, but we are going to see a turn to offshore wind. and that's going to happen because we've got low pressure with qatar, clockwise circulation, high pressure with clockwise circulation. those 2 are going to come together as this inside slider happens. meaning low pressure slides the inside of california that produces offshore wind normally when we have fire season, this is what we get into trouble. now. you can see what's happening in southern california. they haven't had the rain that we have had to. they have dry brush that is still out there. and there may be under a red-flag warning starting tomorrow, as you can see, all the way from santa barbara, right on down to san diego. not the case here. we are going to have wind advisories but we are not under

going to check in now with meteorologist kyla grogan. see what's happening yet to court to say no doubt about it. i feel little funny about that. i'm sure everyone else is to write because we know that our neighbors southern california are having such a rough ride, but we've got some beautiful skies out there. >> weather headlines for us. warm and sunny today. little bit breezy, but we did lose that wind advisory a little earlier than expected. so overnight tonight, our next stories are going to get really chilly. we got a little chilly last night. so get ready for it again tonight, a quiet pattern this week, though, and sunshine for everybody really throughout the week. return to cooler, albeit a more average temperatures as we get into the weekend. here's the wind right now. not bad fairfield, about 15 miles per hour, but notice that are offshore breeze has definitely diminished since this morning. what has not diminished, though? it is our chance for some cool temperatures overnight tonight got a frost advisory advisory. pretty much b

meteorologist kyla grogan is with us with the latest kyla. yeah, that's right. so unfortunately, today's been a very difficult day firefighters. this is one of those days when you're not trying to >> really get containment. you're trying to hang on to what you already have. because of that offshore wind, that will be the case. again tomorrow. having said that, once we get into thursday, that's what it looks like. they see some improvement. you can see the red flag warnings. they go all the way now from basically interior portions of the central part of the state heading down into southern california and right on down to the border. and it's all because of this wind that just won't give it a break. and this is now the dangerous area that was talking about yesterday, ventura county and also western la county until 06:00pm on wednesday. that is the timing for when they are finally going to start to see some of this wind relent. what's happening right now is high pressure has moved right on top of low-pressure. so that creates the wind gradient right there. you see

kyla. the woman kidnapped and raped in a notorious case in valais in 2015 is speaking publicly. >> after news, her attacker is now facing new charges. the kidnapping of denise huskins gained national attention when vallejo police first called it a hoax. now, matthew mueller's facing charges in several counties and police think his first attack happened when he was just 16 kron. 4 charles clifford has details. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reacting to news that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assault

going to check in now with meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah. if you got a chance last night we had those clear skies to see the full moon. you get another chance tonight. it'll still be at 99% of its fullness. and tomorrow night, 97%. and i have to say we're going to have some nicely, mostly clear skies tonight and probably tomorrow night, too. but that does also mean we're going to see the temperatures get quite chilly when we get into tonight. so the overnight lows, the next couple of days, just look out for those. if you are in those inland valleys in particular, looking out for those 30's, that is kind of the trade off from the clear skies which are quite beautiful today as we take a live look from the east bay, you can see it's just gorgeous here. great visibility. and there's that golden gate in the distance. temperatures are pretty nice. san francisco about 60 degrees. we're at 64, though, in san jose. 62 in dublin, 59 up in sonoma. and you can see in berkeley about 59 degrees close to where we were just looking at that live picture of t

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meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details on what happened. yeah, they got the unfortunate combination of having higher wind. right. so more devastating wind and then also far drier conditions. we talked about this yesterday. how. >> you know, san francisco got about 10 inches of rain since october first los angeles has gotten less than a quarter of an inch of rain. 2 huge difference. and that is unfortunately come together to make a very devastating situation in southern california. meanwhile, we're having a beautiful day here in northern california. our wind has calmed down. can see the highest number here. half moon bay about 12 miles per hour. so we are in a very different situation and thankful for that. as we take a live look here from our mount tam cam. we've got beautiful visibility today. it's just a banner day really taking a look at temperatures today. you know, about 60 threes about as highs we've gotten so far in san francisco. that's well above average. we should be about 57 this time of year. obviously nowhere near 79, which is

kyla grogan it now details on the wolf moon for tonight. think we'll get to say. it was cold. this video courtesy of our amazing photo journalists. rudy garcia, beautiful right. a gorgeous view last night. and tonight. >> we're going to see it again. everybody, because we've got those clear skies out there. again, mostly clear skies anyway. and it will still be at 99% tonight. 97% tomorrow night's you still have a couple of chances to check out the wolf moon. but it will be chilly tonight. remember, we have those clear skies. the heat of the day escapes very quickly. those clouds act as a little bit of insulation to keep the heat of the day in and when they're gone, we get a morning kind of like we got the sun hurting or it was very chilly. now we are going to see these 30's rate throughout the rest of the week for the inland valleys. so just be prepared for that. that is the tradeoff of getting those clear skies as we get into our evenings. beautiful, clear skies right now as we take a live look from the east bay berkeley hills, looking beautiful today. temperatures pretty ni

meteorologist kyla grogan is here now with the latest weather conditions. kyla. yeah, i hate to say this, but we have fired about. >> right now, this one in san bernardino. it's called a little mountain fire and it is 30 acre 0% containment right now. >> because unfortunately, we still have this wind to deal with today. now we are going to see conditions improve. you can see how many fires are still very much active there and how this is such a difficult situation. now, we do have the red flag warning until 6 o'clock tonight. we did have that particularly dangerous situation category of ventura county and parts of west la county that did expire. but still we have some of this wind rolling and you can see it right here on the map. as i show you. you know, we're still at 29 miles per hour. 22 miles per hour. those are the gusts that we're dealing with. and that's why we still have the danger there. now, you can see tonight things do start to pull back a little bit and take you into tomorrow morning. this is when we're going to start to see tomorrow, not in the morn

kyla? it's a beautiful day. no doubt about it.s hard to kind of get excited about that today because we know their neighbors to the south are having such a difficult time. but the simple truth of the matter is there's sunshine. >> all across the bay area, we've got warm temperatures and our wind is not doing too badly at all. in fact, you can see, you know, pretty light here. we've got 70 miles per hour right now at fairfield travis air force base, 50 miles per at half moon bay. that's about it. now we are going to see that change a little bit as we get to saturday. we'll talk about that in a second. but let's talk about today. temperatures right now. my goodness. santa rosa is hearty up to 70 4 degrees. we're at 71 in san jose. so obviously 70 livermore. 71 in fairfield. we are on our way to a very warm day out there. storm tracker showing you just clear skies that is the influence of high pressure and that is the thing is the positive side of high pressure, right? the negative side is that when high pressure combines with low pr

meteorologist kyla grogan here now with. >> details on what's happened. yeah.you know, all of that fire that's happening on southern california. that is bad side of offshore winds, kind of the upside of offshore wind is that we have gotten a lot of rain. so it's not as dangerous for us. so we are experiencing this some blue skies and warm temperatures and just some really nice conditions. and frankly, it's not just today that we're going to see these warm conditions. you can see as they roll through the rest of the week. we really don't cool it down again until we get to saturday. and even then it's just cooling it down to a couple of degrees above average. but today, so far proving to be quite a banner day as this high pressure takes hold here. you can see a few high clouds that are spilling over, making it into the bay area. but as we zoom out here, pretty pronounced high-pressure sitting right offshore. you see that ridge, that dome that is allowing us to warm up. and then of course, you also see the low pressure there over southern california that wind grad

kyla. now to a heartfelt story in the midst of devastation in southern california. a missing wedding ring was discovered in the rubble rubble of a home. >> that was destroyed by the flames. victoria desantis says it was like finding a needle in a haystack. cal fire firefighters found the ring on the roof. desantis says it made her heart very happy after she lost everything else in the wildfire. she says she only had seconds to evacuate when the flames roared through her neighborhood last week. and now the marin, humane society. welcome. nearly 4 dozen animals from shelters in los angeles county last night. 2 dogs, 44 small guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits cetera, brought tumor in so that there is now more space to house trained, evacuated animals from the fires. it also relieves the pressure on the shelter staff in la and some of the small animals are ready to be adopted right now. so if you've been looking for a guinea pig or hamster, maybe new class pet. go. check them out. now. say hello here to strawberry. he is one of 10 dogs that volunteers with the east bay spc

we have meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. just a minute here. we're going to get to now the last ditch effort to save tiktok. that's in the works just a couple of days before the popular app is set to be banned in the united states. there's a group of senators tried to extend the deadline for tiktok parent company to sell this happen. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more now on this push. can anybody? >> tiktok is about to be banned in the u.s. time is our enemy right for days tiktok. goes bike builder says we need time. senator ed markey's bill would extend the deadline for parent company bytedance to sell tiktok keeping the popular app around for at least 270 more days. it's central to our economy to the way in which we communicate. but an overwhelming bipartisan majority here on capitol hill supported the original law. >> arguing having tiktok owned by a chinese company threatens u.s. national security. >> they've had an opportunity to sell it to make sure the chinese government doesn't control if they decide not to do t

so let's send things over to kyla. yeah, let's take a look at it. it is nice to have the fog on the blue skies are taking over. and you can see that here at the golden gate bridge looking pretty good there. temperatures obviously reflecting that. >> we finally got a little bit of warming going on here. mostly 50's out there. you can see san jose made it up to the 61 degree mark. all right. let's talk about the wind because right now you can see it's picking up out of half moon bay, about 17 miles per hour. what we have going on here is we're going to see wyat's called an inside slider, which means we've got low pressure kind of sliding to the inside of california that has counter clockwise circulation, high pressure sitting off the coast, clockwise circulation, those to come together and they create a wind greedy and we get offshore wind which in general, we talk about what we're worried about fire danger during our fire season. now that is what's going to happen, dad, because we've had rain. we are not under the red flag warning that you see in sou

yeah, kyla is here to let us know how those winds looking they're going. >> yeah, the problem here is that as you can see, first of all, you take a look at this red flag warning in the first thing you might notice is it's extended farther to the north. now it does include the interior portions of places like santa barbara. if you look at the hills there. >> the other thing you'll notice is this is called apds red-flag warning. so the red flag warning in general goes until wednesday 06:00pm. pds means potentially dangerous situation is not something you see the national weather service put out very often. but they have done it with this. starting at 04:00am on tuesday. so early tomorrow morning through noon on wednesday. that is because that is when they expect the worst of the wind to be taking hold. so that is obviously not a step in the right direction. now, here's the setup. and once again, you see high low pressure, very close together. those circulations coming together to provide more offshore wind. it's a little bit of a different look. but it's the same result that we still ge

meteorologist kyla grogan with us now as we look live at the fires and the smoke, kyla is just horrific. it is horrific and it is all about the santa ana winds, which you can see where some of these brighter colors on the map showing that things are just unfortunately still really in full effect with that wind. >> now you can see the flag warning. it is all the way from santa barbara is right on down to san diego. as we zoom in here, you can see where some of these fires are in and around la county and this red flag warning does go until 6 o'clock on thursday. so let me show you what's going to happen with the winds over the next 24 hours. now, some good news we're going to see things get better as we go into the evening. you see those numbers start to go down and that will be the case as they go into the overnight and even start tomorrow morning. unfortunately, what happens in the afternoon that wind starts rolling off shore again. more of a santa ana kick happens. it's not quite to the degree that they've seen in the last 24 hours, but it does mean it will make it more difficult for f

kyla is tracking the weather here. we also day on that live picture, if we could and talk a little bit about this, ok, we're going to come to me, but the live pictures kind of interesting to watch because you can see that calabassas if we have the ability to go back to that, let's do that. >> bass's is a very affluent area. this is northwest of l a if you're familiar with the area is actually right near 101, just past topanga canyon. >> it is an enclave of a lot of folks that are well known to people, right? it's the celebrity kind of a space where people go to have bigger homes if they want to get outside of town. >> but it is unfortunately, really right along where those canyons are and sometimes with fire and wind, you can get wind of this squeeze through canyons and it actually increases the speed of the wind. it also dries out as it goes along and that can be even more threatening. now, keep in mind, this is also inland from where the palisades fire is that huge fire. that's about 17,000 acres. so it entirely poss

meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details on the winds are starting to die down. it actually starting to pick up again. and that's the problem. as we get into the afternoon. the heartbreaking story that you just hold their i fear there's going to be a lot more stories like that. unfortunately, we go through what's happening with this. it's incredible. >> we did have a break. a little bit of a break overnight with the wind and now we're starting to see it pick up again as we work our way to the afternoon and evening. that will pull back again as we get into this evening. >> that's a good thing. still present. you can see a little bit of that wind. there's a wake up tomorrow morning and we do okay on our friday. but i want to show you what happens on the weekend. this is saturday. you can see saturday afternoon, another push of that offshore wind that's going to start to roll. so that is not good news. the temperatures obviously warm today there as they are here. you can see los angeles right now at about 76 degrees so well above average. thankfully, we're in a seas

meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center now with details. yeah, there it is.eautiful day. no doubt about it. lots of sunshine. we certainly had a better morning as far as the sunshine making it in really quick this morning. >> this is our one sticking point. the wind that is picking up, it is offshore wind. so out of the north-northeast, you can see it there rolling 23 miles per hour. and these are sustained winds. so obviyusly gusting higher likely in spots. and that's in fairfield. 21 miles per hour in oakland about 12 in san francisco. we're going to see this kind of pick up more as we go throughout the day today. we are under that wind advisory. it does go through 10:00am tomorrow morning. so 20 to 30 mile per hour sustained winds that we're already starting to see in spots gusting up to 40, even 50 miles per hour. so it's possible that we see a few power outages. certainly possible things start blowing around. tree limbs can come down and that type of things. want to be prepared for this as we look for your future cast here, you see where these numbers ju

everyone in 2025 is off to a sunny start kyla. that's right. at least a sunny start, although i will say we're going to see the changes we get into tonight. but right now, pretty nice as you take a live look here at the park and arrow in san francisco. people out and about and temperatures have been quite lovely. in fact, san jose right now at 67 degrees. and you can see at 62 in pacifica, right? even at the coast warm 63 in nevado. 63 in santa rosa and 64 actually berkeley right now to that just popped up to that. so we are above average in many spots. right now, we are enjoying the sunshine. but as we look to the north, you can see a little bit of weather there that is going to be influencing us. not necessarily until tomorrow morning. really. it's going to be the overnight hours that it starts to come in. but this is a system that is set to bring us a few showers. and you can see it's bringing lots of rain and snow up to the cascade mountains there in the pacific northwest. so just a small system for us, but it will bring about a 10th of an

meteorologist kyla grogan here doubt details on what's happening with the weather. yeah. so obviously they're still under that red flag warning now. right now it goes through 6 o'clock today. it would not be surprising if we start to see maybe this reissue later in the weekend is a little more wind. >> is expected. unfortunately, you can see kind of where these fires are right now. the bigger ones, the palisades fire. of course, we have the even fire that's over just behind pasadena in the hills there. and then we have that new fire. the archer fire right here. so south of santa clara on the west side of the 5 as opposed to the hurst fire, which is on the east side. so many to keep track of. right. but right now the wind is not doing too badly. they are catching a little bit of a break. it was a little breezy this morning, a little bit erratic. you can see as we go throughout our afternoon and evening, it doesn't completely go away, but it certainly doesn't get worse, at least for the next few hours. now, as we get into saturday in the early morning hours, you start to se

kyla grogan here too. >> let us know with we can deal with. yes, been a bit of a week. great. so we're going to head into the weekend with some blue skies and some warm temperatures out there. want to take a minute to talk about the warm temperatures. yesterday we hit 78 in santa rosa. i think it was this broadcast right here. we're talking about this yesterday. that was not a record, but it was a record of redwood city, a daily record. at least it's 75 degrees. concord, san jose at 73 sfo tied a record at 71. >> oakland beat a daily record at 70. you get the idea was warm out there. 70 livermore too. we are warm again today. not that warm, right? so no 78 degrees up in santa rosa right now. they're at 62 very different story. 59 san francisco were pulling back right now. 67 in san jose henry speight concord about 65. so we did it. a few 70's there in the south bay. and we do have that sunshine that is out there. no doubt about it. as we zoom out, though, want to show you this big picture because i mentioned that we've had this when grade-a between high and low pressure all we

kyla. right. we are going to really pretty sunset.looks like right now is take a live look from the east bay. some of that refraction happening on the clouds there. quite pretty. we are still breezy. we do. >> still have our wind advisory that is in place, not just for today, but into tomorrow morning. and then that will finally relent as we take a live look outside, though. it's a pretty nice looking day. that's for sure. temperatures have warmed up. we've been in the upper 60's, even low 70's in a few spots. and as we go throughout our night tonight, we have a pretty nice night on tap. but again, we do still have that wind advisory out there. so just make sure you are taking precautions with that. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. it is a lovely forecast. we've got above average temperatures right through friday. >> cooling it down a little bit on saturday and sunday, but staying dry in the next 7 days. highland, thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. i'm justi

and meteorologist kyla grogan is here. no details on what they're up against. yeah, that's right.when you look at, you know, what's going to happen in today with some of these fire fights that go on, you look at a couple things. number one, how drier with the drought monitor showing the central and southern california, obviously. >> quite dry. comparatively speaking to northern california, you look at the wind, both the northern and southern california experiencing offshore wind. but southern california seeing more intense you can see that in those colors. and then, of course, relative humidity levels. so that is how dry is the air and the darker the color is the more dry the air is. and certainly again, once again, you see in southern california, they are incredibly dry because of this offshore wind that keeps rolling. it dries things out. so traditionally you start to see high pressure on the other side. the sierra, when you have santa ana winds, just explain to kind of where this comes from and what they do is they build and then it rushes down the mountains. and when it rushes

kyla. yeah, it is. let's talk about the fires in southern california.nted to take a moment to talk about their weather with the latest one. the archer fire now at 19 acres. you can see that is just to the west of the hearst fire. now, as we mentioned earlier, there has not been a whole lot of contain another bigger fires meeting, the palisades and the eaton. but 75% containment on the lady of fire. and they've gotten some containment on hurst also and so making some progress there. but you can still see from satellite that view of some of the smoke, especially coming for the palisades fire there. it is not as intense as yesterday. what we saw was just streaming from in particular, the eaton fire, but still a bit still visible. and i'm happy to say that air quality is actually holding right now. it was in red dots just of 2 hours ago. so i think they've had a little wind that's rolled through that actually help them for the moment. and as we look up to the bay area, not doing too badly, they're either you can see we're just holding steady in the greens a

and speaking of lovely, here's kyla road day. >> it is beautiful day out there. no doubt about is the lots of sunshine, especially the sun. starting to go. >> down a little bit. you can see from the east bay. it's just beautiful as it some kind glen lingering off the water as we take a look at the next 5 days are only rain that we've got in. the forecast is going to be that morning rain we have tomorrow after that, the forecast looking pretty good so that low pressure is going to start dipping in. that brings us the showers. but watch what happens very quickly. after that high pressure builds in its a ridge and then it really increases. and as that happens, that keeps any weather away from us. and we get the sunshine and we get some really nice temperatures. got me thinking about our water year. and you can see here as we take a look, we're at about 121% of normal in san francisco. that's pretty good. but notice the east bay in the south bay below normal still. but the north bay way above normal, sitting at about 209% of where we should be for this time of year.

meteorologist kyla grogan here. now details on what's going on outside. yeah, actually, we picture fog advisoryofor the north bay that lasted till just 2 o'clock. but now that he's been >> taken down as well. but now we have to contend with this. our beach hazard statement that is out and that is because between now and tuesday afternoon at about 4 o'clock, we are expecting this west-northwest swell to come in and that could produce a very high risk of sneaker waves. that's probably the biggest danger from this. but we could see waves breaking up to about 20 feet possible. so obviously the advice here is to never turn your back on the ocean. so it's because this well, as moving in this west-northwest swell, when you look out here, you can actually see where these brighter colors are. that is this? well, that is where the higher wave heights are right now. and they are moving towards us now. right now, things relatively not too bad, relatively calm about 7 feet in height. you can start to see if you take those looks outside at the ocean that, you know, thi

meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on what's going hey, there into those of you dealing with. i want to say that, yes, there is some sunshine out there and you can see it here in san jose. we're seeing some of that sun break through. >> temperatures there kind of reflecting that. we're a little bit warmer. san jose right now at 62 degrees where as you can see as you head to concord about 51 degrees and head up to the north bay, we're finally starting to get a little bit of a lift there. temperatures. but santa rosa still just at 50 san francisco at 52. so we have this west-northwest swell that's coming in. and unfortunately, that is kicking up some coastal danger. so the weather service has put out with a colleague beach hazard statement to let you know that there is exceptionally dangerous surf. we could see waves breaking up to about 20 feet. sneaker waves. i think that's probably the biggest threat with this. one of those are the waves, the kind of come up out of nowhere and can sweep you off your feet into very cold water. so the advice is never turn your back on the ocea