however, if you are along the bayshore, you don't have that. daytime highs will keep doing this, looking ahead tomorrow. maybe if you high clouds. then we wait for the next system out here. that is our next rain. it is going to get here so late thursday that we are actually going to call it friday morning. this is our look on friday at 2:00 a.m. it has not rained at all on thursday. just as we click over into friday, the showers arrive. so very early, the pre-dawn hours of friday, we will see organized rain move down the bay and the golden gate and peninsula. we will have some rain on the friday morning commute, however much of a friday morning commute there is this week, plan on slick roads. we will still have a few left over showers going into the 7:00 and 8:00 hours. we will look at totals in a second. they are not huge, but things will get a bit slick. that is just the first one! we will take a look at that system from friday. most of saturday it doesn't rain until the second system gets here in that saturday at the second half of the day.

before i get to the rain, there's another frost advisory tomorrow morning that does not include the bayshore. 40 in the city and morning lows tomorrow have numbers close to, if not freezing. so, we will have walnut creek and concord and in the east bay and other places, mid-30s. mid-to-upper 50s as we've discussed. the next storm is right here. it will bring it forward for a close-up look with most of thursday cloudy as we wait for the system. it doesn't start raining until we get into early friday. most of the timing on both of these systems, it will be raining in the darkness of the overnight hours. by friday afternoon, the next system comes in. it shows up late saturday and rain sue saturday night into sunday morning and may have a lingering shower into monday. for the rainfall totals, maybe one-half inch in the north bay and much less for the golden gate self. adding the second system saturday evening into sunday morning, we look at perhaps close to one inch of rain and the north bay. totally manageable and nothing like the series of storms for january but more rain is coming back and it

the highlighted areas along the bayshore.y of the high tide coming in at 10:15, over seven feet, and tomorrow at 11:00. the low tide at 5:15 tonight. that will be with us for some hazards, but as we look up to the cloud cover just a few high clouds. tonight, we increase the cloud cover but it will be awfully cold. getting into a sunny sunday for the 49ers where temperatures will be in the 50's. back to a more clear sky on monday. there's a look at the light wind 3:00 sunday monday, a season will -- a system will allow for gusty wind that will ramp up in the afternoon, 20 miles an hour with 30 mile per hour gusts. this will help the overnight lows to stay up in the upper 30's and low 40's into sunday night and monday. into the second half of the weekend, some minor changes. also looking at sneaker waves and the possibility of dangerous rip currents along the coast. the beach hazards statement takes us through tomorrow afternoon from sonoma to monterey, seven to eight foot waves that continue to build through the next 24 hours.

stte of the activity along the coast and south bay, and along the bayshore. more showers, the level 1 system will increase in intensity and bring maybe a tent around ben lomond today. the temperature on top of mount diablo is 28 degrees right now, that is 3800 feet. as a result, the cold air, you can see the snow in mount hamilton. we are looking at more cold air coming into play for the later afternoon and overnight hours. pescadero down through scotts valley looking at the rain showers and in the sierra nevada, 23 degrees. snow flurries, maybe three to six inches at the resorts. right after 7:00, looking snow accumulating and keeping slippery conditions and winds at least 40 miles an hour. ridgetop winds over 70 miles an hour. this is an indication of how cold the air is, you can see the spackling of the clouds offshore. as we look out, it looks nice with the visibility here from the golden gate bridge. you can see the cloud cover of the north bay, not picking up much. 48 in san francisco, 49 in oakland. 50 in half moon bay due to the wind allowing for mixi

it includes a good section of the immediate bayshore but most places should be low to mid-30s. north day valleys are the coldest. a big jump on friday and from 34 thursday morning to 42 friday, and a lot of clouds that will help insulate us in the clouds are coming from the next storm in the pacific. we put this in futurecast and we will watch the system tried to get her on the long range but it's thursday night , right there, when it comes onshore. we will watch that a little more closely thursday into friday morning and that is it. a few light showers and another comes in saturday night into sunday. we've got two opportunities for rain coming our way. to gauge how impressive these are from a rainfall standpoint, take the first one, thursday into friday, and we get one-half inch of rain and the north bay. saturday night into sunday, putting that on, the totals go up again. we are in for some decent rain but nothing like what we saw from those storms coming through in january. it will be totally manageable, garden-variety run-of-the-mill rainmakers. saturday in the clear but sa

a dense fog advisory extended until 10:00, highlighted areas from the bayshore, east bay and peninsulaooking at very foggy conditions. visibility at 18 of a mile a quarter-mile from the airport down through the san carlos airport and over a mile in mountain view. concord is foggy as well. above the fog, sales force in the distance. it is cold out there. mid and upper 40's. 50 in half moon bay. 37 in santa rosa. 36 in livermore. looking at the upper elevation, out of the north getting quite gusty throughout our sunday, looking at the fog, dense morning fog in the cooling trend continues. cold mornings monday and tuesday. there is a look at the wind today continuing to build along the shoreline and pushing into the bay throughout the afternoon. it is breezy and cooler our storm impact scale bring a level 1 impact system as this fast mover heads in from the north. and it is putting down shower activity for the south of the bay area. the north bay, not so much. the peninsula maybe 1/10 of an inch in the santa cruise mountains could pick up in the mountains. there is a winter's -- winter we

low 30's in many bayshore locations. sunny skies in the mid-50's. let's take a look at some of the things we need to be cautious about. coastal flood advisory in effect until 3:00 monday because of king tides, unusually large high tides. the highest ones of the year. minor coastal flooding is likely. we also have a beach hazard statement in effect through sunday afternoon because of high tides. dangerous surf conditions. increased with -- risk of strong rip currents. unexpected waves running onto the beach and they can be dangerous. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. seven sunny days coming our way. it will start to warm up around the middle of next week. daytime highs up to the mid-50's. low 60's on wednesday, thursday, friday. 49ers game on sunday at levi's stadium. playoff divisional game starts at 3:30. it will be a sunny afternoon with a temperature around 58 degrees. it will get cooler going into the early evening hours but not below 49. dan: coincidentally. spencer: just by chance. spencer: just by chance. ama: i'm karen. i'm li

it's not quite as harsh, but look who is in this, everybody along the bayshore. in terms of cold mornings, it will get cold on tuesday as we saw. we will stay cold until about friday. look what happens, the morning lows really jump. that is because, as odd as it sounds, there is a weak storm coming our way. the clouds from that storm are going to give us insulation overnight. by friday, we won't be as cold anymore. we will be windy in the mountains but not windy enough to keep the influence. we probably won't notice a whole lot. the wind is starting to come down. we have daytime highs pretty much low to mid 50s. if you want to see the next chance of rain that is going to be responsible for bringing in the clouds on friday, it is out here. put it in the futurecast. we see the outline of rain. we start bringing that our way. that is starting to look promising. if we want to follow that through, we need a resolution to go a little longer holding the models. but it holds true. there is your next chance of rain thursday into friday. coming in for a close-up look, watc

this video on bayshore in this area. if you see standing water, don't drive through it, it's deeper than what you think. in mill valley, hail was coming down earlier this afternoon. after hitting there, the storm moved east, bringing hail to danville. this is a look at a viewers backyard. the hail is hammering the pavement. wind, a big problem. this is what it looks like this morning. palm trees swinging. meanwhile, the governor got a tour of the damage in capitola, a couple hours ago. they sought the damage from the recent storm. >>> we have it team of reporters fanned out across the bay area to bring us the latest power outages. we got you covered. a live look right now. one storm here. and another one is moving in. this is what it looks like outside. giving a view across the bay area. let's take a look at this with chief meteorologist. did not a time to dry out. more rain coming our way. >> what a dynamic packed 14 hours. this started around 2:00 and 3:00 this morning. everybody, i'm pretty much sure was woken up by t

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a break around the bayshore. toward morgan hill, scattered light showers. this is what is to come, that strong narrow cold front that will be pushing through the bay area. winds already quite gusty. a look at our storm reports up and down the north bank into the south -- north bay to the south bay. we are just getting into it now. you can see the circulation offshore, a very strong area of low pressure. we have a hurricane force air force craft that will go through and check the pressure of this storm. when they get so strong, they do have aircraft that go in and check how intense it is. that is what will happen from noaa. the winds are from 2 20 to 38 miles per hour across the area. in the next hour and a half, the north bay getting slammed with heavy rainfall. anywhere from a half inch to an inch an hour in the reds. as we look through the 6:30, 8:00 timeframe, heavier rain moves through. 10:00, still heavy rain in the east and south bay. thursday morning commute, you can see those downpours, possibility of thunderstorms with us. by 11:30 on thursday, sti

we do have freeze warnings for inland valleys and the bayshore line. pretty much everywhere except for the coast in san francisco aren't warning or advisory from midnight until 9:00 a.m.owsod a? how about 30 degrees. 25ukiah. 29 in livermore. clear skies expected. the systems that brought us the showers yesterday is producing some precip down in southern california. but that's what brought in all the cold air as well. and it's with you tonight. we are looking at a beautiful view of san francisco. freezing cold morning with frost for some areas. a mix of sun and haircloth. and rain returns late in the workweek. we do have a beach hazard statement from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. it's a swell that's going bring a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. never turn your back on the ocean as you know. start off chilly but look at this, it's a nice recovery 50's and 60's tomorrow afternoon. occasional high clouds facilityering the sunshine. if you don't like the chill, one more day on wednesday of some of the cold weather in the morning. thursday things get a

the reason we're not seeing a lot of 30's along the bayshore, the inland east bay, it's because of the cloud cover coming along with those showers last night. those of sense accident. now that's allowed the north bay to get pretty chilly cloverdale and novato at 39 santa rosa at 35 degrees right now. later today, temperatures will be into the low to mid 50's little cooler than yesterday was had a cold front sweeping along with last night's rainfall. good keep us a

prompting freeze warnings in the darker blue hues and in the lighter blue closer to the coastline in the bayshore. those are frost advisories. temperatures at or very coal dust in our inland valleys falling into the upper 20's. this prolonged freeze this morning, definitely posing a risk to those plants that are for us. the septa bull just bring the pets indoors. hopefully you got the plants covered up last night. overall, though, clear and cold to get this week started off with as far as what we have the rest of the day today. radar shows nice clearing skies. yesterday we saw a few isolated showers across the bay today. none of that. we're going to be looking at ample sunshine and daytime highs rising well into the 50's. i've got the rest of the week's forecast still to come. so stay with us. let's get a look at your traffic if you're traveling into the city. >> about 7 minutes mace to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 about 12 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula time we have little has it there. but that's not making the drive times go up just yet.

. >> cesar chavez at bayshore in vermont. this was the scene yesterday morning just before crews arrived to begin clearing that area. some drivers are still trying to cross the road there. and tuesday store bought damage to the peninsula in south san francisco. you had strong winds ripping the roof off of an apartment building that happening early tuesday morning, leaving 2 homes exposed to the stormy weather. fortunately, the rain didn't let just a bit later that afternoon, making it a lot easier to get outside and check for any damage. >> 2 hits and upstairs actually sustain some water damage, relocate those residents to flee back to a shelter told us. >> well, a few miles away in pacifica, yet big waves continue to crash ashore right near sharp. our beach. the storm surges pushed and onto beach boulevard force in the city to be part of it. so close part of that crews are busy tuesday trying to clear that road. it's a very big job. and over in san bruno yet to large trees falling on to some power lines behind a 7.11 store.

low 30's in many bayshore locations. sunny skies in the mid-50's.et's take a look at some of the things we need to be cautious about. coastal flood advisory in effect until 3:00 monday because of king tides, unusually large high tides. the highest ones of the year. minor coastal flooding is likely. we also have a beach hazard statement in effect through sunday afternoon because of high tides. dangerous surf conditions. increased with -- risk of strong rip currents. unexpected waves running onto the beach and they can be dangerous. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. seven sunny days coming our way. it will start to warm up around the middle of next week. daytime highs up to the mid-50's. low 60's on wednesday, thursday, friday. 49ers game on sunday at levi's stadium. playoff divisional game starts at 3:30. it will be a sunny afternoon with a temperature around 58 degrees. it will get cooler going into the early evening hours but not below 49. dan: coincidentally. spencer: just by chance. ama: (steven) every time i come to see caremore,

we do have freeze warnings for inland valleys and the bayshore line. pretty much everywhere except for the coast in san francisco aren't warning or advisory from midnight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. so how cold are we talking? how about 30 degrees. 25ukiah. 29 in livermore. clear skies expected. the systems that brought us the showers yesterday is producing some precip down in southern california. but that's what brought in all the cold air as well. and it's with you tonight. we are looking at a beautiful view of san francisco. freezing cold morning with frost for some areas. a mix of sun and haircloth. and rain returns late in the workweek. we do have a beach hazard statement from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. it's a swell that's going bring a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. never turn your back on the start off chilly oot ts, a nice recovery 50's and 60's tomorrow afternoon. occasional high clouds facilityering the sunshine. if you don't like the chill, one more day on wednesday of some of the cold weather in the morning. thursday things get a litt

and san francisco today, one example flooding in the area of cesar chavez and bayshore and vermont. this was the scene this morning that this was before crews began to arrive to clear the area. those were drivers who had been trying to cross the road. and a viewer sent us this video. it shows a flooded area in the mission district. a lot of drivers trying to navigate what was a huge mess. >> and walnut creek, homeowners thought there was an earthquake early this morning because of how much their house shook. it turns out a large tree fell on the roof. well, forcefully to shows us the damage. >> howling winds up through the 100 foot cedar tree landing on sandy peters's home early tuesday morning. i thought we're having an earthquake. the crash on sunday court in woman sandy and her husband who were sound asleep. the tree fell from her neighbor's property onto her roof, but never made it inside. her looks like our teams on this awning saved their roof. peters called the fire department responding crew immediately expressed concern about the leaning cedar next to the one that fell down

really nice and calm for you in vallejo while making their way down the bayshore seeing some breezy spots. alameda. 26 miles per hour. burlingame, 32 miles per hour into the south bay. a little bit calmer down there. you're more sheltered by the santa cruz mountains. so not seeing quite as breezy of conditions into the santa clara valley. there's our next round of rain that pushes through, as i mentioned, really around 06:00am for much of the north bay heavier pockets. there. and from 6 to 7 to 8 for the peninsula and eventually into the east bay. this is going to be a quick burst of heavier rainfall. so it's not going to sit around and linger with us. that's really good news. it's going to push and you'll notice it for sure. but it moves out to moderate showers after that. for the remainder of the morning, we will see heavy pockets in there and the opportunity for some lightning strikes. so don't be surprised if you hear a roll of thunder or 2 and then isolated burst of heavier rainfall on into the early afternoon, thunderstorm potential really starts to die down after that, we really qu

look at this video significant rainfall is causing floods to roads along cesar chavez street and bayshored the national weather service advising everyone, drivers particularly don't get in the particularly don't get in the middle of for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. a nice brief pause, more is coming. >> last night was intense. >> it definitely woke some of us up i want to show you a tornado warning that has been issued fo

the reason we're not seeing a lot of 30's along the bayshore, the inland east bay, it's because of the cloud cover coming along with those showers last night. those of sense accident. now that's allowed the north bay to get pretty chilly cloverdale and novato at 39 santa rosa at 35 degrees right now. later today, temperatures will be into the low to mid 50's little cooler than yesterday was had a cold front sweeping along with last night's rainfall. good keep us a little on the cool side. not just today, but also tonight. all the details on all of it. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on your bridges if you're traveling into the city, it's going to take about 7 minutes mace that fremont street >> the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, oh, what a 13 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 101 about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this thursday morning. king tides expected to return to the bay area today. look at that, wolf, lasting through the weekend into monday. call for us t

in bayshore, the police of god were left go on. so for what happened yesterday on monday and that 30 of the shower? many are still in good condition. although dog, red light, their wounds have been released from the hospital, dated the fear that the dead don't go drive in florida and all day long and overnight we've been seeing that. busy casualty figures on mountain, so come on where to sing. stan been right now in the investigation and what are the next steps going forward and the aftermath of every a jag that does do come out. they've been able to identify that through inside bama . they also now know that this would a bomb bomb and i nod, waiting for an opportunity earlier, they would have bought that some of them may try are dog, dog, expedited. we have seen that in the box go so way that suicide bombers. i've got it secondary tags and not splintered red lodge congregation and so the tension did quite die. but we don't know what happened with the investigation under ordinary circumstances. the head of the police should have re

also along parts of the bayshore were you can see some inundation over the next day and a half. the niners are playing today . by the time we get to noon, the widespread rain comes to an end. on-again, off-again showers. specifically looking at the south bay, there is levi stadium. as we get into the afternoon, the showers will pick up, again. there likely will be some rain. that gets us ahead to 4:00. there will be times when the showers pick up. there is another system coming all the way . just to show you what that looks like monday into sunday night , this system comes in and it appears to be aiming to the south and going into monday morning, we still have widespread rain. you will see that chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. it stays in effect all the way through monday. there is your seven day and once we get past monday, things will start to quiet down. we cannot take rain out of the forecast, completely. but none of that looks impressive. by friday, we are putting a sunny day in the forecast and it will stay that way. the best news about down aerhis is, let's e hu

another morning second consecutive morning, locations away from the coast and the immediate bayshorene, it drops down to 40° in the coldest spot. remember to protect plants and pets. looking at san francisco under blue skies. current temperature readings are about 54 degrees everywhere here and san francisco oakland palo alto and half moon bay. clear skies over the golden gate. it's 59° in santa rosa. and up north it's a little bit warmer. as we shift eastward, you can see 51° blue skies over the entire region, these are the forecast futures we will have sunny days and cold night's weekend. this dry pattern will continue for the next seven to 10 days. the next warming trend is the middle of next week. we have temperatures dropping into the low 30's and our inland areas and below freezing in some spots. and mid to upper 30's that will be the pattern for the coast as well. highs in the mid 50's, a little cooler inland on the east bay where many locations will have highs in the low 50's remember coastal flood advisory is in effect until 3 p.m. on monday. this is due to the team tides, t

a ribbon-cutting ceremony starts today at 12:30 at the sunnydale station between sunnydale and bayshoreameda county, mike hutchinson is filing a lawsuit after the registrar found a mistake in the election results. hutchinson is now claiming victory as the declared winner is days away from being sworn into office. ryan curry has more. ryan candidate mike hutchinson is taking action to win his election. he filed a lawsuit to get a judge to overturn the already certified election results and declare him the winner over other candidate, nick resnick. >> we have filed in alameda county superior court requesting a judge throughout the incorrect certification and certify the correct election results, which would make me the winner. ryan: the already certified votes show resnick as the winner. the registrar said before new year's eve the rank-choice voting was not configured properly. we reached out to their office for further comment and not heard back. hutchinson says based on the correct results, he is the winner. >> we voted to use rank-choice voting. the city has laid out the process and f

a wind advisory in the north bay and frost along the coast, peninsula, bayshore. cold mornings and hcill -- chilly afternoons through tuesday. liz: thank you for joining us, i am liz kreutz along with liz arjun -- lisa argen. gma is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't believe i survived ♪ ♪ ♪ spun around, flipped upside down, ♪ ♪ i'm alive ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, america. s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. scrapped. the unit whose members were involved in the brutal beating death of tyre nichols now permanently deactivated. [ crowd chanting ] >> protesters demanding even more action. the new efforts at police reform as we take a closer look at the calls for change, speaking with the naacp president live. >>> the big chill. 17 million americans from minnesota to texas under windchill alerts as low as 50 below zero. plus, the flooding threat in the south. >>> relentless assault. russia stepping up its offensive in eastern ukraine. we're on the ground seeing ukraine's weaponry. >> this is a t-72, a soviet-era

those tides are affecting the bayshore. santa rosa highway 37. this is down through capitola. upper 50's with the wind feeling gusty and cool out there. about 56 in morgan hill. right through santa clara, the wind will be with you as well. around 20 miles an hour at 3:30. tonight, it should not feel as cold around the bay. temperatures approaching near 40. sunny days and cool nights. it should be the warmest afternoon. we could see santa rosa in the mid 60's. a preview of spring. liz: everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. (everyone) to the chip! to the chip! ritz toasted chips. the crunchy chips, only from ritz. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have qu

gusting around 60 miles per hour along the bayshore line. trees come down and power outages very likely. level five today with the worst of it yet to come this afternoon and evening. scattered showers, thunderstorms tomorrow morning. there you can see the pattern is a wet one. sunday and tuesday, stronger systems. we are nowhere near done with these storms over the next seven days. reggie: it's a question as we get more of these rains. much have these impacted our drought and water supply? firsts held yesterday. the official site is at 177% of normal. they are up to one of the snow is to starts in 40 years, but it is still not enough to end drought conditions. >> no single storm will end the drought. we need storms month after month of above average rain, snow, and runoff. reggie: to get a sense of the overall levels, state officials take measurements at more than 260 locations across the sierra. this is to forecast the amount of snow that will melt and flow into our rivers and reservoirs. in expecting up to 14 feet of sno., if you are headi

we are also going to be talking about the coastal flood advisory along the bayshore because we have that very high waves to speak of throughout the weekend. we will detail that in a few minutes. liz: oakland mayor sheng tao will make her first comments on the decision to play -- to place chief armstrong on leave. armstrong is off the job for " dereliction of duty" after he failed to take action on a sergeant who ripped the bumper off of a neighbor's car. that sergeant later fired a gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the former police chief ann kirkpatrick calls this a setback. she was fired in 2020 for reporting this conduct and she disputed her termination and won. >> one of the biggest cancers in law enforcement is the issue that officers will not come forward and report misconduct. i come forward and report misconduct and i am fired for it. you talk about undermining reform. liz: the police department remains under federal oversight which has been going on 20 years because of past cases of misconduct and police brutality. we will be streaming her remarks at around 10:15. polic

we are dropping well down into the 30's for many spots, redwood city right along the bayshore down at freezing at 32 san mateo double in mountain view, fremont and conquer dropping into the 30's petaluma and santa rosa right there with yet. 37. now it may not be in the 30's for fairfield, and napa. but look at these winds up. there were quite breezy through the delta this morning. it's kept you out of the 30's, but it's made for a brisk feel. so it's all about the layers. bundle up this morning and look for to sunshine and 50's later on right now. all right, john, thanks for that. all about those layers. they were looking at that traffic. if you're traveling into the city across the bay bridge. 19 minutes. >> so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge 80 tou 101, is going to take about 14 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. all sandra fell bridge nice and light about 11 minutes tolls to 1, 1, there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls down from 40 minutes. last time we checked in to 30 on this friday 801, is the time in the breaking news is google announcing the

low-lying areas and parking garages, the bayshore through highway 37, definitely looking at some minorg conditions. it to upper 50's, a little cooler than average. as you get into santa clara, about the same with upper 50's and those breezy north winds up to 20 miles an hour. the second half of the game, getting cold and dark with upper 40's, the sun setting 40's allor less of a chill in spots. the accuweather 7-day forecast, right with less wind for your monday afternoon and in the middle of the week, feeling like spring, a little below average but everyone is wondering if the rain is going to come back. i think it will but those next seven days, we are dry. liz: it is nice to have a break and see sunshine on the seven-day. just ahead -- still standing. the trees that made it through the most recent storms keep standing tall. an expert explains how to assess the risk and what your options are to fix it. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. adigpee largest, faest, reliable network. ancyb

you can see that bayshore areas, san francisco, parking lots flooded and that will be a temporary thinghis time tonight. more cloud cover with a weak system arriving tomorrow. it thins out and we have more sunshine and a few high clouds when another sunny afternoon and not until next week when high pressure begins to build back in we will see temperatures,. the lighter wines today, anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour throughout the afternoon along the coast. into your sunday, a system to the east allowing for gusty offshore winds. by 11:00, over 20 miles per hour. through 4:00, we are 25 to 30 miles per hour. so that will keep it a little cool but by sunday night, milder , wave heights with our beach hazard statement, 32 tomorrow afternoon, over seven feet. pretty dangerous. highs in the mid 50's in oakland, 57 san jose, 58 santa rosa, about 60 yesterday, and into santa clara we go, tomorrow, kickoff 3:30, 58. halftime, it gets dark out and cold fast. of course bringing the jackets for a winning afternoon. the acura seven-day forecast, seven days of sunny weather next saturday, looks l

we are dropping well down into the 30's for many spots, redwood city right along the bayshore down atezing at 32 san mateo double in mountain view, fremont and conquer dropping into the 30's petaluma and santa rosa right there with yet. 37. now it may not be in the 30's for fairfield, and napa. but look at these winds up. there were quite breezy through the delta this morning. it's kept you out of the 30's, but it's made for a brisk

high tide, you will notice the areas most likely to flood here along the bayshore, some of the low-lying is over seven feet, so some pretty high tides and extremely low tides by 5:00 this afternoon. highest today once again in and around average, may be a few degrees below average, with mid-50's to upper 50's, those s are going to offset some of that warming today, 58 in oakland as well as richmond. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we keep it sunny, dry, and warmer throughout the next seven days paid as we get into the early part of the week, the winds will lighten up, and the afternoon highs reaching near 60 around the bay. some low to mid-60's by the end of the week. i'm tracking some rain as we get into early february. liz: all right, more rain. lisa: yep. not yet, though it we are enjoying our break. liz: thanks, lisa appeared you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area, apple tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. just ahead, still standing? the trees that made it through the most recent storms be standing t

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that's because of king tides right along the bayshore watch for some standing water in a few spots. as we do see high tide, especially high during these events. we will be freezing again tonight. but we did see freeze warnings this morning already. so all you need to do is step outside for a few minutes to know that especially those inland areas have been really, really cold this afternoon. all talk about it is a cool one. i mean, livermore, you're not leave in the 40's. only up to 49 degrees. san francisco and santa rosa in the mid-fifties temperatures cool enough for those jackets but paired with sunshine, it feels all right on into tomorrow and sunday, a bit more mild temperatures rise a few degrees tonight. we drop below freezing inland. but evening low shouldn't be quite as cold for the rest of the weekend. next week we stay dry. lots of sunshine. long range forecast showing the poteneial of a switch up, possibly bringing some rain back to us towards the end of the first week of february. that's a long ways off, though. so for now, we've got this and enjoy it rain. all right, j

as far as your wind speeds go also nice and calm right along most of the bayshore are breezier spotsht there up against the coastal range is spring valley. 37 miles per hour for your winds right now, especially breezy up there in the santa cruz mountains on the peninsula. now we have seen a big difference in the drought monitor over the past few weeks. and our latest, a complete elimination of extreme drought gone now, which is so so good to see a big progression as far as the state route goes and we will see even more improvements next week because it didn't include last night's storm. in those measurements we will see on and off pockets of heavy rainfall to the rest of the day. today. really clear towards the evening tonight. nice calm evening and tomorrow are stay the forecast. aside from a few north bay showers really sitting it out tomorrow. as for the next week ahead of us, we still got a lot of rainfall to come. heaviest of rain arrive saturday night and then again on monday. flood advisory still technically in effect, the russian river levels are starting to decrease. they'll

frost advisories closer to the bayshore with freeze warnings further inland up until 09:00am now.se skies are clear. conditions are dry. it's not that bad of a morning. it's just the cold. so you really got to get bundled up and as rain that will tell you anything to stay warm. once you get in the car. i'm blessed. fc heaters. reishi 8 of them to see he's got to put that fit that heater on. if you don't have the heat warm and seeds. a few issues to tell you about. >> all primarily along 80 so enrichment, 80 westbound at right thera. there's an accident in a fuel spill and then 80 westbound at cherry glen road in vacaville. look at the other highways, nice and green for the most part highway for you are starting to slow down just a little bit traveling into the city, right? 19 minutes now see any accidents or hazards. the air. our san mateo bridge, 15 minutes 80 to 101, that's for you. traveling across towards the peninsula. 10 minutes tolls to 101 heading out of richmond and the south bay 1, 0, one. 31 minutes. 85 into miller park still in the green and looking nice and light dary

we will see them crossing into more populated areas once they drop down towards the bayshore. so san mateo here just a few minutes from now, you'll see an increase in rainfall, intensity, a redwood city mountain view right behind you. and eventually by the 10 o'clock hour, santa claire also going to be getting in the mix as far as this increase in rainfall. so this is something i'm watching really closely across the bay. if you are on the peninsula, know you've got some heavy rain working its way, your direction, an uptick in winds to also going to be increasing in san francisco, north bay. it's pretty consistently a moderate showers at this moment. you're also seeing some of those out into the delta from discovery bay brentwood on up towards rio vista and on up into northern portions of napa county. it is just been consistently heavy rain for you right around saint helene, a yacht, philip to calistoga, right? there's your traversing through northern napa county watch for some flooding spots on roadways. all in all, it is saturated out there. the sierra seeing more new snowfal

next to the bayshore and further inland.se temperatures and this is why livermore fremont's redwood city at 37 right now. mountain view in hayward at 39 degrees. santa rose all the way down to 34 and even oakland right on the cusp of some 30's at 40 degrees. currently. so we're definitely off to a cold start. i would say get rid of the rain jacket. the umbrella. just focus on those nice thermal layers to keep you cozy. i talked to about this yesterday. actually excited to wear something other than a rain jacket. i know whole other out. i know. i know. i can't wait to get outside. >> can't wait to get a hike in not be afraid of slipping. if you are traveling this morning. look at that much clear conditions out there. still going to take 8 minutes to make it into the city in early morning hours. i'm hoping things will start to build as the morning goes on, but they will thankfully no rain to contribute to delays. 12 minutes a 80 to 101, as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge puts us at ab

the rest of the bayshore of the peninsula. not too bad as you make your way down 101 towards san mateo and down towards redwood city. the south bay also seeing, i should say the peninsula before i leave there on in total about 5600 customers without power. the south bay's about 1000. as you can see, it's a lot more sporadic down there. the east bay shoreline and the east bay inland valley as well. also not too bad for the whole east bay, about 1800 customers without power got a cluster near renda. another out near kensington. the hills just outside of berkeley, as you make your way up into the east bay hills and then in the north bay, again, the marin county areas where we have hillier terrain. that's where we're seeing more of the outages in all about 10,400 customers without power for all of them are in sonoma and napa counties. you can see the heaviest of those clusters relevant right along 101, from rohnert park up towards santa rose. a 12 and still looking at some heavy rain out there. this is only going to complicate an

now, as far as the bayshore goes, we still do have some coastal flood advisories as we still have so much runoff filling those small streams and also high tide paired with that. that meani that you could see some standing water on some of those very low lying roads right next to the coast. high temps today will be in the 50's. that's going to feel great paired with all the sunshine and calm winds. we have tomorrow evening. that loan chance of showers aside that it is nothing but sun through the rest of the forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. a great day to get outside and get some things done. if you're heading into the city right now. >> it's going to take about 15 minutes to make that drive may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge puts us at about 18 minutes as 80 to 101, heading across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to want to one about 10 minutes out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 38 minutes because we had an earlier issue along 101, in sandra fell. that's now clear. however, you do have residual del

we are pretty sunny for a lot of the bayshore it not for long, though, increasing cloud cover later today. and yes, rainfall arrives overnight tonight in the meantime, it's calm winds and cold temps this morning, redwood city in dublin at 33 degrees currently fremont at 37 san jose earlier at 39 petaluma at right now at 33 degrees and even delay hoedown to 37. i'm talking the timing of tonight's rain. how long will stick around for still to come back to you. all right. let's get back to the damage, though, that we're dealing with trying to beat the clock with more rain tonight. a sinkhole in orinda. yeah. and it's causing problems for people who live and work there. >> they're trying to get a fix before the next round of rain arrives tonight. but that's not going to happen. crawford's will trend live in a rented to explain why morning. well. >> on the surface, the sinkhole does not look bad. it's on the shoulder, not on the roadway, but look at how slow traffic is. want to tell you this location. this go way just south of brookside drive. this is one of the main streets that takes you int

whether you're at the coast bayshore or inland and also high wind advisories for the entire bay area. gusts wind as high as 60 miles per hour. now, today is a nice and calm one fairly mild, too, with mid to upper 50's tomorrow we are going to see those same temps but everything else changes wednesday and thursday. heavy rain, strong winds days to be sure to travel is minimally as possible. make today the storm prep day friday, a slight chance of a few sprinkles, but it is your next to be getting outside before more rain saturday, sunday and monday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. i like that. a storm prep day. it will be good to get out and hit the roads right now. 30 minutes if you're traveling along 1, 0, 1, 85 apart. >> 2, 80 82 to 37. no major issues there. our bay bridge, 8 minutes maze to that fremont street exit as you're traveling into the city, the san mateo bridge. 82 want looks like a vehicle pulled over to the side. still not slowing down. 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and 8.80, cilantro down the milp

it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue.

so if you're driving on 101 the bayshore once you get past third street, you're going to see slow traffic the way in. if you know your way around, you might want to think about using city streets to get around that freeway traffic. 8 18. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we'll take a look while we get this little break here on friday. there still be some light rain, but we're getting a break here today we'll take a look at three day totals on rainfall cannot die. county 4.63. a lot of a lot of heavy duty rainfall in the last couple of days up in lake county. low and forget to 4.33 in the santa cruz mountains. so that seems to be one of the weather locations with lake county and also santa cruz mountains. casa d'oro, the russian river four and a third nevada. lot of rain three and three quarters mount veeder three and three quarters and tilden park picked up three and a third. other good rain totals over two inch sandra fell and santa rosa, both with 2.97. calistoga was closed. 2.96 year built 2.88 loss. god is 2.5 oakland 2 12 s. f 0208 and sonoma

dumbarton bridge looks pretty good heading over to east palo alto and redwood city area and the bayshore freeway looks good. south bend commuters beginning to fill in a little bit ever so slowly, but it's getting slower when we come back. next time we'll take a look at that livermore valley, which i suspect is going to start filling in with all those people coming in from the tracy triangle. 709 let's get back to the desk. okay sal seethe police body cam video from the night that paul pelosi was attacked. coming up the reason the judge rolled the video should be released and paving the way for bay area transit project the hundreds of millions of dollars that will now be available and why that money was sitting on used for the past five ars. wendy's fries are always hot and crispy. fryday! so toby says everyday is now - fryday. fryday. fryday. - tuesday. - fryday. - wednesday. - fryday. - friday? - fryday. i always remember that one. that's because that's the easy one. try wendy's hot and crispy fries, preferred almost 2 to 1 over mcdonald's. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cab

it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101.during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. morning. we're going to go ahead and get started. hi, everyone. welcome welcome. my name is tamika moss and i have the pleasure of serving as your emc for today's program. thank you. it's such a pleasure to see so many familiar faces, and only a special person like joaquin torres would bring us out in the rain to celebrate your inauguration. i'm so excited to welcome you all to today's ceremony, actually reflecting the assessor recorders first full term. um and so we're so excited to have you all with us, um i had started all home and organization that's working on homelessness and housing, security and economic security for our regions, most vulnerable neighbors and one of the reasons that i started. that org

metered parking like the 33 parking meteros bayshore north of the u hall on paul street in the bayview. those meters -- almost never get used. and there used to be many rv's park thered that are now displaced. furthermore, mta has no parking signs. new ones coming up. no parking from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. signs. and increased street cleaning once a week to 4 times a week as it is on a stretch of caesar chavez street. if city officials considered lived in vehicles a blight and homelessness, what happens when the vehicles are towed? the residents are on the sidewalk. is this a solution that benefits anyone? on a retired special edteacher with san francisco public schools and i believe that every human being has equal rights at everyone else to a decent, high quality sxejz to a decent home including a vehicle. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm maggie a resident of glen park. offers san francisco an experience in nature and accessible by bart. streetcar and the bus lines. i'm asking you extend that to walk and bikeers include being chanary street and glen park in the sl