it has been an unusually dry february for an el el nino. so far this month santa rosa has not received anywhere close, three quarters of an inch. san francisco just over an inch this year. in 98 it was different and if you were around many of us remember the strong event more than 10 inches for february in san jose. so far a third of an inch. i can't bring you a big el nino storm, but i can bring you back encouraging news. we have been ranking these storms from 1:00 to 5:00 and this has been something that we have been doing. it is a one. it is a light system for your friday. scattered showers and less than a 10th of an inch. look at your hour by hour time line. it is not only fog, but clouds around. it will be a cooler day. it will be noticible. then we head into the afternoon. a few showers develop at 4:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m. evening rush will include wet roadways. san francisco and the paw peninsula and it makes it to the south by by around 7:00 p.m. and then it is all done. it is a quick mover. we'll get showers out of it and not much wind

it has been an unusually dry february for an el el nino. nta rosa has not received anywhere close, three quarters of an inch. san francisco just over an inch this year. in 98 it was different and if you were around many of us remember the strong event more than 10 inches for february in san jose. so far a third of an inch. i can't bring you a big el nino storm, but i can bring you back encouraging news. we have been ranking these storms from 1:00 to 5:00 and this has been something that we have been doing. it is a one. it is a light system for your friday. scattered showers and less than a 10th of an inch. look at your hour by hour time line. it is not only fog, but clouds around. it will be a cooler day. it will be noticible. then we head into the afternoon. a few showers develop at 4:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m. evening rush will include wet roadways. san francisco and the paw peninsula and it makes it to the south by by around 7:00 p.m. and then it is all done. it is a quick mover. we'll get showers out of it and not much wind, but it will certai

la nina is the oppostite of el nino and a la nina winter usually follows an el nino winter. what would that mean for us? if it materializes, we would likely see a cold and stormy winter next winter. we have 2 final alan jackson tickets to give away tonight on ask fred! keep those questions coming to fhexom@kcautv.c abc9 news facebook page. jenna/tim/fred (jenna) (fred) you bet! tim: and when we come back..a story out of a small town in florida that celebrates black history month tim: americlessons are emerging from a small town in florida. int augustine was instrumental in shaping the dialogue of racial equality in our country. jenna: but it's not a story that gets a lot of attention. until now. all month long we'll be bringing you special reports unveiling aspects of this historic city. today we take you to the 19-60's and a neighborhood called lincolnville. " " trt: 1:55 narr 20 - by the 1960's, lincolnville had stronghold of middle class values and commerce. otis mason 00:06:02:00 lincolnville was never totally segregated in terms of living. i can recall when i was a kid o

an eye on it all from space. more spring snow? a dry summer? they are all potential scenarios climate scientists say el nino could bring. "the thing to remember is that el nino is not over." the el nino phenomenon is a warming of the pacific waters . which can have an effect on weather patterns. nasa climate scientists have been tracking it through a series of satellite missions since the 1990s. "nasa studies these phenomena from space and we have this really amazing satellite called the jason missions, which tell us how tall the ocean is. and a lot of the signal, in terms of the el nino, is really captured by watching heat move around in the ocean and that's what these satellites measure with exceptional accuracy." the warming of the pacific waters began last year. as seen on the right.. this year's el nino is considered just as strong as the one measured in 1997 and 1998. seen on the left. but scientists are puzzled. unlike the one in the late 90s. the current el nino has not brought a lot of the added moisture it was expected to bring to parts of the west. "this year's has peaked so late in the year, we're still waiting for a lot of those rains." "so

degrees it really keeps things warm even into the ninth night to--night this jalapeno your--el nino, is not an el nino thing some high clouds over the bay area and the storm trackers here but it has been retreating back to the pacific northwest for the past several weeks and will have a little taste of what weather later this week--of wet weather possibly low 80s and north bay and another one day on tuesday but by wednesday brain develops into the late afternoon and especially for the evening there could be times were we have steady to moderate to even heavy rain maybe an inch of rain by the bay letter announce an east bay and south bay--lighter amounts blustery winds for wednesday with rain developing wednesday night and thursday we have sunshine mixed with some showers that should end by monday and then right back to sunday by next weekend--sunny >> j.r. :it's a story that's sure to warm the heart this valentine's day. a couple that fell in love during world war two. reunites after 70-years. it was a misunderstanding that pulled them apart. tonight, ivan watson has this lost love story. >>:i am

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an el nino year. above average rage -- of el nino has been a bust. the other months have all done exactly what you would expect in an el nino. above average range. it is still pumping moisture our way. it will be high and dry for the next week. not a good thing, especially february. that is a big month for us. a big month outside of an el nino year. but in one of these years you can expect rainfall. not happening. tomorrow night, a few clouds linger. sunday the warmest day on the weekend. sunday, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. tomorrow, partly cloudy, partly sunny. warming trend continues into monday when we can see middle 70ss. so, just back to the warmth. 61 in napa. this is the forecast highs for saturday. sunday you can add, my gosh, 7- 8 degrees to some of the 99s, sunday is the warmest day on the week skpepbd monday warmer, still. up in the mountains, you have the snow report, talking about the avalanche concerns, blasting all of those, the ski areas, down in the runs, plenty of snow. a great weekend up there. especially sunday. tomo

because february is one of the rainier months of the year and especially combined with an el nino year. but every elino has its own distinct signature this one at this point is dry. travel weather forecast out of the bay area the numbers in the upper 60s in fresno and sacramento. numbers here in the low to mid- 40s tonight. sunrise tomorrow morning at 7 minutes before 7:00. for tomorrow we're well above average for much of the bay area mid- to upper 60s in most of the south bay tomorrow. over in the east bay same story. sunshine and readings in the 60s. we'll nudge 70 in pittsburg. up in the north bay tomorrow we'll have clear skies and temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. it will be beautiful as well in ukiah. clearlake tomorrow at 70. saint helena 68. if you are heading for the northern end of the napa valley and 66 degrees at rohnert park. extended forecast dry and warmer weather ahead with temperatures in the low 70s by monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. right around the bay the numbers will be in the low to mid-70s. at the shoreline, clear skies, as well. not bad. warmer than we see it

an el nino update. you can see we have been well above the el nino threshold this past fall and winter. it's been a strong el nino. to the right of the dotted line, we see the different model solutions--quite a wide variety! the dotted line represents the average of those models, which suggests a switch to la nina by next winter. la nina is the oppostite of el nino and a la nina winter el nino winter. what would that mean for us? if it materializes, we would likely see a cold and stormy winter next winter. we have 2 final alan jackson tickets to give away tonight on ask fred! keep those questions coming to fhexom@kcautv.c om or enter on our abc9 news facebook page. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet! (fred) you bet! jenna: it's a condition thought to affect 0.10" of rain. radar shows dry conditions now, but later tonight a light mix of snow and freezing drizzle will be possible. cloudy skies are seen on the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 37 was the high today and 34 the low. in storm lake, plenty of clouds are see

an el nino year. above average rage -- of el nino has been a bust. exactly what you would expect in an el nino. above average range. it is still pumping moisture our way. it will be high and dry for the next week. not a good thing, especially february. that is a big month for us. a big month outside of an el nino year. but in one of these years you can expect rainfall. not happening. tomorrow night, a few clouds linger. sunday the warmest day on the weekend. sunday, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. tomorrow, partly cloudy, partly sunny. warming trend continues into monday when we can see middle 70ss. so, just back to the warmth. 61 in napa. this is the forecast highs for saturday. sunday you can add, my gosh, 7- 8 degrees to some of the 99s, sunday is the warmest day on the week skpepbd monday warmer, still. up in the mountains, you have the snow report, talking about blasting all of those, the ski areas, down in the runs, plenty of snow. a great weekend up there. especially sunday. tomorrow, nice, too. both of the days of the weekend will be nice. all of the lifts are open. you will l

your el nino update because everybody is asking is el nino over? no! it started off as an early february el nino and the strongest in modern history. we are not over with it. it's just like on a mini reprieve right now. lots of sunshine today. temperatures again running for a record. 73 degrees in pacifica. 73 in san francisco down from 75 yesterday. so i'm bringing the temperatures down a couple of notches. we did have 81 at the museum in oakland but in downtown it was 78 degrees. going with 76 there today. and with the warm weather the pollen certainly is up so if you have been sneezing and wheezing you can blame it on the alder, birch and juniper. we'll talk about rain coming up. gianna? >> thanks, roberta. we have a couple of accidents to start the morning off with. first off, westbound 580 right around isabel we have reports of an accident, vehicle facing the wrong way in the left lane. chp and crews are on the scene hoping to have it cleared out within the next few minutes. an accident 238 northbound, looks like it may be blocking at least a lane. 880 both directions

i i ell you what, in an el nino winter, especially as powerful as this el nino is, this goes to show you that any front moving through south florida has the potential for severe weather. nobody forecast this severe weather for this morning. there was no awareness of it. until about :00 or 3:00 this morning. that's when ryan phillips took over and obviously warned as much as possible as to what was going to be going on. we ended up with these tornadoes in northeastern miami-dade county, and the one up in palm beach county, both ef-1 tornadoes, causing winds between 85 and 110 miles per hour. with the coconut cree tornado a few weeks ago. we also have an ef-0 that happened since january. today, many other reportsof wind damage, hail, and strong winds in excess of miles per hour. as far as the forecast is concerned, i'll bring that to ou in just a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, john, thank you. >>> stl unclear if a tornado made landfall at miramar. homeowners think there's no other explanation for the wild weather because of ts. take a look at the video here. winds tearing thro

one el nino, one wet winter, will not be a drought buster. >> not far from jpl, is the morris dam an important part of the los angeles county water system. there, engineers are hoping el nino brings heavy rains they can capture. techknow's crystal dilworth picks up our story from there. >> scientists have been researching the impact of el nino from space to the sea but we have an inside look at how infrastructure is being prepared for the storms. >> we have invested a lot of time and money in doing projects over the last 10 years to make sure that these dams and infrastructure that was built in the 20's and 30's really are employing now the latest and greatest technologies. >> sterling klippel is a civil engineer with the los angeles department of public works. >> when you look out here you see this kind of ring that goes around the reservoir, i'm expecting we'll see reservoir levels all the way to the top of that ring. >> tell me a little bit about capturing the storm water. how do you do that? >> we do release downstream, into our spreading basins and spreading basins are areas that are kind of gravelly, sandy, has good geology for the water to move down into the aq

el nino? in the el nino of 1998, santa rosa received nearly 20 inches of rain. this el nino, santa rosa has received under three quarters of an inch. san francisco in the el nino of 1998, received nearly 15 inches of rain. this february, san francisco has received just over one inch. and san jose received nearly 10 1/4 inches in 1998. this february, just over 0.3 of an inch. so this rainfall makes it look more like el wimpo. overnight, clear skies, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow, sunny and mild, highs ranging from mid and upper 60s to the coast to mid seth, possibly upper 70s tomorrow and more's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a little cooler on friday. chance of sprinkles late friday. mild on saturday. sunday, a few more clouds, slight chance of north bay light rain and then sunny again and temperatures climb again on tuesday and wednesday as we head into the month of march. still in a milder dry pattern. >> thank you so much, spencer. >>> up next, the dark side of internet fame. >> one of the teens behind this video becomes the target of a dangerous hoax. >>> we're celebrating the people making a differe

el niÑo pattern. it's typically mild when there is an el niÑo in the north east.us, look at these temperatures right now. it's a night in the middle of winter, and we talking about temperatures in the 70s. 71 for napa. 69 in antioch. we are going to enjoy these temperatures for another couple of days before things change next week. mostly clear skies. sunny for the morning. by noon temperatures climbing into the 70s and for the afternoon, the highs occur between two and 4:00. we are looking at 77 in fremont. 80 in concord. we are warming up another five to 10 degrees in some locations, these numbers are 10 to 20 degrees off average. the winds are going to push the warm air to the beaches, so nice day at the coast. he's the tuesday map. it's pretty much the same thing. then wednesday the storm system is going to break through the area of high pressure. clouds will thicken, it's going to get colder and rain will be here for wednesday night and thursday morning. another weaker system on friday. not a whole lot of rain. an inch by the bay and higher amounts north. we

an update on el nino. sea surface temperatures near the equator, believe it or not, el nino is weakening. and in case you're wondering what kind of an impact will it have on our rainfall, it's still unknown. what we do know is it's weakening and we do have a storm coming on. our storm impact scale, one is light, five is severe. but we have to wait before we see that chance of rain. it will be about a week away wednesday afternoon and evening and will be out of here by evening. a possibility of rain, but until we get to that rainy period, we are expecting some nice weather like this. is this gorgeous or what? temperatures at 63 in san francisco. oakland, 67. oakland airport tied the old record of 74 set back in 1971 today. mountain view, 66. san jose, upper 60s with morgan hill. half moon bay, you're cooling down. you can see all those clouds stacked up. and it's 70 right now in santa rosa. so mild, 60s from napa to livermore. another lovely view. the sunset at 5:44 tonight. if you get a good picture, send it to us, #abc7now. churning warmer valentine's day and rain may return next week. on

climate scientists say el nino could bring. >> the thing to remember is that el nino is not over. >> reporter: the el nino phenomenon is a warming of the pacific water. which can have an effect on weather patterns. tracking it through a series of satellite missions since the 1990s. >> nasa studies these phenomena from space. and we have this really amazing satellite called the jason mission, which tell us how tall the ocean is. and a lot of the signal in terms of the el nino is really captured by watching heat move around in the ocean and that's what these satellites measure with exceptional accuracy. >> reporter: the warming of the pacific waters began last year. as seen on the right. this year's el nino is considered just the strong as the one measured in 1997 and 1998. seen on the left. but scientists are puzzled. unlike the one in the late '90s, the current el nino has not brought a lot of the added moisture it was expected to bring to parts of the west. >> this year's has peaked so late in the year we're still waiting for a lot of these rains, so far we haven't seen that. a lot of it has been in drought and so if it remains dry and we summer and a lot of fire dan

in the big el nino, back in 98 and 82, for february doing 230, 240 for an average and this february 38%. february, el nino has been a bust. el nino is not gun and el nino is still here and hopefully it will light itself out for march and it very well could and february was not a powerful el nino. as i pointed out, it typically is and at least the baseline samples, we got two ones to work with. and the two were 240% of average and this bun, thus far has been about 30% of average for february. so there you go. there is the pressure center and you see it slipping through. that system comes in and as we head to friday. and it brings us a chance of sprinkle or two as we head to tomorrow afternoon. here is tonight. and then here goes tomorrow morning. and the commute and here goes check it out. there is the showers around 2:00. and it moves through quick. that could accumulate to the tune of maybe 10th of an inch or a quarter if we are lucky. forecast highs tomorrow, cool and milder than it was a month ago and the five-day forecast looks like that. so it is good. what is interesting about february. we were

el niÑo this year, we're pretty lucky we're having this. what if we didn't have in the what if we stayed at a year like this without an el niÑo, we're talkingrainfall, the fifth year of a drought. even with el niÑo we're looking at some pretty okay numbers, but not great numbers. not what we need. so i hate to be a downer, but as i look at the long range models it gets eerie. tomorrow morning partly cloudy. tomorrow is going to be another nice day. i don't want to bum your high, because it's going to be a beautiful week, even though it's still february. we're looking at temperatures that are easily dog to make it into the mid 70s, even upper 70s. so forecast highs tomorrow, 76 in brentwood, 75 in antioctober. we won't know what's happening until we look back on this five years or three years from now. it's weird. that's what climate is. you have to look back and do the numbers. but this whole february is a bust for el niÑo. march will be fine. we'll probably get plenty of rain, but we needed this february. >> based on january, and even december, we were all thinking, hey, it's exactly what we all thought this big el niÑo, tons of rain, and

where has el niÑo gone and the answer is nowhere. within an elnino winter we can't get dry spells but we have one now and we will be dry for the next 6 or 7 days and we will have more in the full forecast. >>> paul, we will see you then. tonight watching san francisco and the rest of the bay area try to return to normal after super bowl 50. super bowl city in san francisco taken apart. the center of the activity. it is estimated more than a million people came to the bay area for super bowl 50 and the host committee raised 13 millions for charities. we asked that the financial benefits outweighed inconveniences, 49% said no and 36% yes and 15% weren't sure. for whether the bay area should bid on another super bowl, 60% said yes and 30% no. new at six, it may take awhile to see if san francisco really came out ahead here. phil. >>> that's right. and in our background as you see they are packing up super bowl village. next stop houston. when it will return to the bay area remains to be seen. here is the story. no sooner was the next super bowl hand

also the impact of el nino as we look at it, tornadoes popping up in 2016, nine tornadoes, that's one of the signatures of an el nino year. a lot of attorneys, and stronger than normal tornado, and so far we've seen nine. this evening, 70 degree, temperatures really rebounding thanks to the wind shift, more of an east to southeast flow for us. 65 tomorrow morning. areas of fog and sea fog. mild temperatures for us. fog along coastal areas, boaters especially watch for this. 80 degrees for a high tomorrow. another nice one. sunshine mixed with clouds. temperatures well above normal. all over the place with temperatures this winter. 75 chair water, 79 in lakeland, 73 in venice. farther to the north, temperatures fairly mild. above freezing by a good bit here even in north dakota. another story, and there's a winter storm shedded for that part of country. snow in the western parts of nebraska, south of rapids city south dakota. winter storm advisory, even blizzard possibilities here. southwest minnesota, northwest iowa. with the caucuses going on today that could cause problems. off florida's east coast, a milder

an el nino year parks and beaches are packed. while scientists keep a close eye on the patterns of past el nino seasons. >> this is from the el nino in 1998. >> reporter: meteorologist jan 'nol knolls says the el nino was typical behavior but the last two weeks of dry weather doesn't match up to what we saw in '98 or in '83. >> so we've not seen that rainfall continuing like we've had in some of the past el ninos. >> reporter: but he also stresses not all el ninos are alike. >> if we get normal rainfall through the rest of the year, you know, we're going to be taking the edge off the drought, but it's not going to go away. >> reporter: meteorologists say a typical california winter usually has a 19-day dry spell in the middle of winter, but on a typical el nino that dry spell usually comes at the beginning of the season. reporting live from stevens creek reservoir, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> you can keep track of our changing weather, rain or sunshine on our free nbc bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the temperatures for the micro climate, 24/7. >>> life-threatening injuries for a driver after a head-

one part of el nino which is juicier storms is happening and the other part of an el nino winter has not been happening because of the storm and juice and rain and snowfall. hitting the ridge, can't go through it but up and over and the next storm, the next several will be shoved to the north. your extended forecast. look at the sunshine. highs in the mid-70s and cooler for the weekend. let's look more at the highs for tomorrow which will be running five to 15 degrees above average. 74 in oakland and 71 in concord. 72 in napa and 73 in san jose and there it is. a little bit cooler and cloudier as we head towards the weekend. tiny chance of a shower. sunday evening. otherwise we are going to stay mainly dry but let's take the approach here nice to get up here. >>> maybe in march it will rain. >> we're running out of months. >>> thank you, paul. he revolutionized california wine making as we know it and kept control of the family business for half a century. tonight we remember the legacy napa valley pioneer peter madavfa. >>> the charlie sheen effect. how the actor's admission is havin

be the situation not an el niÑo weather pattern by any means, with the storm track in the pacific northwest. it's usually the other way around. so this is hanging on, this unusual elniÑo set up. now, for tomorrow, looking at temperatures well above average into the mid to upper 70s, about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than normal for tomorrow. and even warmer still for monday. looking at some low 80s in the warmest places. from san jose might hit the low 80s also. monday and tuesday, warm and sunny. here come the clouds on wednesday. winds increasing for the afternoon. then light to moderate rain for wednesday evening into early thursday morning. but it doesn't last long. we are clearing things out thursday and into friday. and warmer into next weekend. >>> day one of the pope historic trip to mexico kicked off with cheering crowds, a special welcome ceremony and a message of tough love to the country's leaders. from cnn reports. >> reporter: greeted history's first latin-american pope adds he drove through the historic center saturday. on the way to the natural palace handing out rosaries and gracing several. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony

>> let's do an around-the-world trip. [ laughter ] >> everybody was complaining about the rain that we're getting too much. el nino is here then we dry up and it's like we don't have an el nino. >> it was hibernating. >> it's back from vacation. we have a winter storm warning in effect for the greater lake tahoe area two feet of snow at 7,000 feet and up and blustery winds. gianna will have more about road conditions over the next couple of days. we haven't used the hi-def doppler radar in weeks. willits has raindrops on the rooftops right now, fort bragg all the way down highway 1. we'll see the rain moving from the coast in a swath across the bay area as the day marches on so don't leave home without that umbrella. but look at just how mild it is. livermore has had a huge drop- off just at about 2:45 when i left the tri-valley this morning, it was 68 degrees. it's now 56 degrees with the impending area of low pressure. winds right now not too problematic up to 26 however fire that the bay bridge in oakland but -- near the bay bridge in oakland. but the winds increase as the morning progresses so we have a wind advisory in effect for today, as well. we have rain and it

el nino phase. >> yeah. we still have eight weeks left of el nino and it looks like it really hasn't had much of an influence. we have taken too long of a break here recently, but we will have a chance of rain on sunday. over the next few days, though, it does stay dry and our temperatures warming up and will come back down to closer to normal temperatures as we go into the weekend. i'll keep you up to date on this and also get an update on what's happening on b.a.r.t. with mike. >> we'll take you to this map that is familiar for the b.a.r.t. riders. see all the colors heading over to the east bay. yellow and blue lines we're concerned with. that's not atypical of the morning commute, but 20 minutes for first train. that is an issue. we're watching that. some of the reporting okay and looking at the rest of the roads, okay. the same system map and no problems coming from the east bay over in towards the city side. as we widen out your view, you see the speed sensors not dipping and live look at san jose show shows easy flow of traffic northbound 101. mike, back to you. >>> the national park service tightenin

el nino? you can't base future expectations on past results. we've got an el nino, yes, but not all are the same. this one happens to be dry and hot in the west. record heat again possible today in l.a., san francisco, phoenix. we have the warmth in the southern plains as well. staying chilly in the east. that's the latest coast-to-coast forecast. i'm meteorologist jen carfagno. was engineered... ...to help sense danger before you do. because when you live to innovate, you innovate to live. the all-new audi q7. a higher form of intelligence has arrived. >>> welcome back and good morning. draft kings and espn are ending their exclusive advertising deal. yahoo! finance reports it's likely draft kings asked out of the partnership. the deal gave draft king the exclusive rights to run ads on espn in 2016. they are in a legal battle with new york attorney general. >>> and the olympics aren't until august, but hope solo says she might skip the games due to fears over the zika virus. the u.s. women's national team goalie saying no athlete competing in rio should be, q

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el nino impacts we talked about. whyave we been seeing such an awkward winter seas? because of el nino. the wettest january since 1932. we had three storm systems. out of the three sparked tornado we had right here on local 10 news keeping you posted. i'm happy to tell you that's not our threat today. some high-level clouds are moving in from the southwest. the storm threat stays well to the north of us today and that storm system will be heading our way today. could see severe weather due to the clash of the air masses. look how warm it is. we've got the 30s behind this storm system. here's the setup. severe weather threat over the panhandle into the south east and in towards central florida today. for us we'll see high pressure continue to provide for breezy to june right windy conditions keeping the worst of the weather to the north of us until tomorrow. the clouds will build by thursday night into friday. we could see some aggressive storms as well. here's a breakdown of the forecast fbeautiful day today, hot, humid, highs in the low 80s. rain returns thursday night into friday. tha

finally, after el nino taking a break. it's not really an el nino storm. it will be potent in t form of rain, mountain snow. almost to los angeles by the time we get to wednesday and thursday. near record-breaking heat. they hit 90, it will be the >> this weather report's brought to you by walgreen's. it's warm out here. i can't believe it was minus 1 two days ago. back over to you, amy. >>> coming up next, "batman versus superman" stars. ben afeck and henry cavill. reveal the a-list advice they received from some of the all co >>> a lot of excitement here in the studio for"batman." we brought you the batmobile yesterday.y. today, we hear from the stars. ben affleck and henry cavill. jesse you had the chance to sit downith the stars. >> that's right. ben affleck and henry cavill suiting up for a battle of the ages which suit is more comfortable after a grueling shoot? >> son of krypton versus bat of gotham. >> reporter: henry cavill suiting up as superman forhe seco time. facing off gaens brand-new batman, benaffleck. did you get to talk to people like mic

el niÑo over? no, although the water temperatures are warming. it's actually water temperatures, so soon we will see an end to el niÑo. >> thank you.ll, the first phase means things will look a lot less green between oakland and san francisco. development comes at the cost of several trees. >> reporter: s the beginning of something big, huge actually, but the development of buenvala and -- island are charging all in the name of big development. the man has been in the works for 20 years. hundreds of trees have to go. for 8,000 future homes, shops and a hotels. all the trees in the green portion will be gone and other sections will be taken out as well. neighbors says the an odd move where the steep slopes and other areas will contrast with the flat canvas of treasure island. >> well, here the treasure island development authority has adopted a habitat management plan. >> reporter: that plan includes removing species of trees. part of this will be used on site as mulch or used as furniture, but for those who live here this is a clear cut sign of change they may not like. >> this is a biggest part of change in north america. i don't

finally, after el nino taking a break. it's not really an el nino storm. it will be potent in the form of rain, mountain snow. almost to los angeles by the time we get to wednesday and thursday. near record-breaking heat. in phoenix. if they hit 90, itplan on light snow to graze the area today. only a dusting is likely in many areas with locations south of i-80 possibly getting a half inch. overalal we will melt m me snow than we will gain today. plan on highs yet again in the 30-35 range. moving forward, there is little to no chance of >> this weather rerert's brought to you by walgreen's. it's warm out here. i can't believe it was minus 1 two days ago. back over to you, amy. >>> coming up xt, "batman versus superman" stars.. ben affleck and henry cavill. all coming up next. hey. something new has arrived. and it works in the middle of anywhere. [ ding ] the new iphone 6s on u.s. cellular lets you sxay connected where other networks don't. [ chuckles ] together you can do more. >>> a lot of excitement here in we brought you the batmwbile yesterday. today,

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an algae bloom fuelled by warm el nino. crab season was cancelled from monterrey to oregon boarder. >> seems like no sight of el nino. we are getting beautiful nights and sunny days. >> you are right on. it is an unoosh pattern we are seeing ourselves stuck with right now after an active january and december with above-average rainfall. the flip side of it with dry weather. winds right now out of the north and west anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour across the south bay. that's also impacting the santa clara stadium. no reports of any issues with that during they game. we had record-setting heat in the south bay as well. san jose 76. that tied the record in 1963. so, as your alternative to the puppy bowl and the super bowl tonight, we will get you geared up for tomorrow and you will be ahead of the game, so to speak, as we get ahead at the week's forecast. let's get you in toe current conditions right now. 68 south bay. east bay 62. san francisco 65. currently the north bay at 63. a little chill in the air right now. for tomorrow morning, we will start with more clear skies as many of us will be heading back to work

finally, after el nino taking a break. it's not really an el nino storm. time we get to wednesday and thursday. near record-breaking heat. in phoenix. if they hit >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, high clouds, sunshine, record warmth, low 80s. my seven-day forecast shows 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. scattered light showers in the morning. heavier rain in the afternoon and evening. >> this weather report's brought to you by walgreen's. it's warm out here. i can't believe it was minus 1 two days ago. back over to you, amy. >>> coming up next, "batman versus superman" stars. ben affleck and henry cavill. reveal the a-list advice they received from some of the >>> a lot of excitement here in the studio for "batman." we brought you the batmobile yesterday. today, we hear from the stars. ben affleck and henry cavill. jesse you had the chance to sit down with the stars. >> that's right. ben affleck and henry cavill suiting up for a battle of the ages. which suit is more comfortable after a grueling shoot? it's matchup of epic pro portions. >> son of

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on the drought concerns we've been in drought situations for a long time an el nino winter this winter not likely to have two el nino winter back to back from the trees get a punch if the irrigation there guess decay present injuries present and some of the branches and general reduced vigor i don't think an el nino winter is enough to help the trees this is very reasonable request to approve for removal the 11 trees st. francis wood that manages a lot of trees across their domain and this is the first time in a while we've received a tree application from them regarding the species the red maple the large tree at maturity a different look and feel a lot of the trees in st. francis wood are eucalyptus are evergreen, however, we defer to hoa whenever we've initiated the plan for new trees along the block every time we remove an individual tree even when like market street or delores you know that you can expect to plant a similar species everyone wants to say choose their own tree it is like when you're in elementary school if you give one period of time a cookie you need to provide everyone with what they want

an el niÑo season. it's not active for us. in terms of producing rain it's producing swell. we talked about that. but it's really been light on the rain. february has been a bust for an elinly. it's not over yet, but it's over. march hopefully it will come on. scattered showers, up to a half inch of rain north up around occidental, up around bo day ga bay, which was great, but san francisco got .15679 as you work your way south down towards fremont and areas south of san jose you basically got zero, trace amounts. if you are traveling across the country they're having a heck of a setup with this warm weather. we've had our run of warm weather. now this area down here is getting ready for some heat. maybe some record heat for this time of year. this is tomorrow. dallas, downtown dallas, 76 degrees. you see those oranges? those are 80s in parts of texas and oklahoma. not a bad day. even warm in new york, 5 2. if you're traveling tomorrow that's what you can expect in terms of temperature spread. sunday will be a little bit different but not much. this system that's moving through now moves through, the high pressure builds back in and temperatures go back up. so this patt

an el nino year. >> take advantage. >> reporter: parks and beaches are packed and scientists keep a close eye on the patterns of past seasons. >> this is the el nino in 1998. >> reporter: the rain sams that we saw move in and out in january was typical el nino behavior. the last two weeks of dry weather doesn't match up to what we saw in 98 or back in 83. >> we have not seen that rainfall continuing like we've had in some of the pastel anyone owes. >> reporter: but he also stressed not all el ninos are alike. >> if we get normal rainfall throughout the rest of the year, we'll be taking the edge off the drought but not going to go away. >> reporter: a typical california winter you have a 19-day dry spell in the middle but a typical el nino year the dry spell comes earlier in the season. reporting live, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> the body of supreme court justice scalia is back home. it arrived sunday night and loaded on to a hurst. scalia's sudden death has contention. republican lawmakers will block any appointment president obama puts forward that could be from northern california. mark mathews is in san francisco with a lo

typically psee with an el nino is that some pof the destructive storms and pthe heavy rainfall in pcalifornia. pnow, they're going through one pof the worst droughts they've pever had. phad this el nino so far lived up pto -- lived up to the true form pin helping california with their pdrought? p>> this particular el nino, pwhich is the strongest since the p1997-1998 event is more of a ptime and so it's tended to send pmost of the rainfall to the pnorth, in northern california up pinto the state of washington and poregon. phowever, southern california has pgotten enough rain that, in pfact, they've gone to the pshort-term drought. pit's temporarily over there. phowever, the long term drought pis not over. pthe good news is that the snow ack in the sierra nevadas is pessentially on track to be pnormal this year which is the pfirst time in several years. p>>dave: i know that's good. pi mean, that's at least some pgood news. pwe don't want destruction but we pdo want to help out the drought psituation. pwe're out of time but we'll talk pto you again in the 9:00 hour of p"good day" so we look forward to pthat. pwe'll talk more questions. pokay? pthanks a lot. p>> okay. psee you then

been in the middle of an el niÑo weather system that we are and still to come, we hear from federal officials meeting right here in the bay area today as we look ahead at what elo offer. >>> coming up in our out of the week, a new way to make birth control more affordable and accessible to women. >>> this week as looked nothing like the el niÑo winter we've been monitoring and tracking heading into the season and without some record-breaking temperatures but keep this in mind. winter isn't over. the rain isn't gone for good. at least not yet. in the weather center, mark milo. i know there was fear the last two weeks or so bad we are still and mentor. >> we still have a lot of winter. i've been hearing conversations of people going to the beach with temperatures in the 70s and 80s i will say this el niÑo so far has been the opposite of what has been advertised with a typical el niÑo set up. southern california was supposed to pick up the brunt of rainfall this season. this is the seasonal rainfall since july. just approaching 7 inches in kiva. is there one number that jumps out at you? it's been the opposite. northern parts of the state have picked up the most

. >>> and we were discussing an e- mail where someone is going to are you telling me that el niÑo is never going to happen in california? >> eler does happen in california? >> it does, but a lot of people are preparing it to '97 when it was a one day event. but it's been going on for a year across the globe. and it's taking a retreat in the bay area. we're talking about temperatures near record warmth. good morning, everyone. i cannot get enough of this. have i shown you the full moon enough? it's actually at the fullest stage. right now we have temperatures not bad, 40s, 50s, 52 in san francisco and the winds are on the calm side. good morning, everybody. this is the california satellite and radar. you can see a few clouds slipping underneath the ridge of high pressure. and we'll have lots of sunshine. and mostly sunny skies throughout the day. nearly 70 at half moon bay. and 74 in campbell. good morning, east bay. you top off in the 70s. and low 70s towards discovery bay. and far reaches, 70s. rain and wind -- we'll talk about that next time around. >>> let's go live near dublin. and you can see traffic is moving okay on th

el 19 joe does in one hour to a drought strin hillside. taking with it 100 cars and stranding passengers. but that's nothing compared to what may happen this winter if an epic el nino arrives. >> take those small events and have it rain longer over a larger area and give you an image of how things could go badly. >> geologist jeff mount is an expert on california's rivers and water supply. >> we are not ready as a state for the very large floods. >> to keep floodwaters under control california has over 13,000 miles of levees which have been called a mess, a katrina type disaster poised to flood california. >> those are two types of levees, those that have famed, those that will fail. eventually your levee system will be overwhelmed. the question we have every year, is this the year? is this the year that the levee system somewhere is overwhelmed? >> the california delta just outside sacramento encompasses thousands of miles of waterways, home to thousands of people and the stat capital. we went there to discover why it's so concerning. >> what are these guys doing will you show me? >> let's walk on over there and check it out. >> mike is an engineer with the california department of water resources. he spots a major levee repair going on here and he shows it to us. it's a fix that costs five to $10 million per mile. it's a rehab that apparently rarely hatches. >> something of this scale maybe once a decade if that. >> repairs are crucial. for decades report after report has warned of possible levee breaks in california. there's one that mike is particularly worried about. >> i'll take you down south on the river here. it's a scenario when you have a winter storm it's going to have water racing on the top of the levee. >> on the road we travel on top of the levees, passing niche ney homes. ists not exactly clear what the problem is. >> you are talking about this being ground zero. why is that? >> this is one of the lowest spots in the system and i wouldn't be surprised if this winter we have waves crashing over these levees taller than you. >> wow, that seems unimaginable. >> given a strong enough storm it may be a reality with catastrophic results. this is not a local problem. let me show you what's at stake. you have not only the people living right up against the levee whose homes are threatened, you have farmland, tens of thousands of acres of it that produce fruits and vegetables that piel peopl peopy across the united states. then we have the san joaquin river, the water supply for tens of thousands of people, moves through this body of water and if it gets over this levee suddenly salt water will get into that drinking supply and will ruin l.a., san francisco and beyond, all of that is being held back by piles of rock like this. delta residents we spoke with are afraid of the el nino. at the corner bank in rio vista we met sarah cummings. her home is right up against a levee. >> if the levee breaks, we wouldn't have -- i wouldn't have enough notice if the levee broke anywhere near to get out because the levee road is my way out. >> in walnut grove we ran into another resident. >> this is the sacramento river over here and you can see that's the levee right there. if we get say three or four days of rain in a row these levees will not be able to sustain the pressure. >> a state report suggests the worst case scenario would see 500 dead, 300,000 placed. sacramento could be under 20 feet of water. driving around here, you can't help but wonder, why were people allowed to build on a flood plane? >> kind of the root of the problem. a decade of natural disasters, now when floods come they come fast, hard, the water rises quickly because it has nowhere else to go. >> as if the state doesn't have enough to worry about a few miles south there is a cruel iron yiirony.

an inch most spots. tippicfully february, we're getting two to four inches, and keep in mind, there's still this strong el nino taking place in the tropical pacific, but it's just not translating into rainfall. the strong el nino we had in past years created much more rainfall than what we are seeing this year. this is a completely different deal for the el nino this season, and it's just not shaping up to -- or living up up to expectations. tomorrow, 70 ovechkin, warm, sunny for the south bay. 70s also into the east bay value yes, sir. 73 for concord and anthony, oakland and berkeley. it will stay like this for much of this week. we do have a chance for rain coming up by the weekend. i will talk a little bit more about that coming up a little bit later on. >> tomorrow many crab fishermen and businesses that have sirred financial loss due to the delay ad crab season are getting some help. there will be an outreach event that's going to be held about low-into interest loans that are available to the affected businesses. it will go on in the burke room at the bodegda bay fire district tomorrow. >> also tomorrow, expression press lanes on 580 are opening tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. this was the first time drivers