the ben loman mountains. two and a half inches to almost sikh inches of rain at mount saint helena. check out our rain chances. they continue for march. tomorrow night we have a rain chance and you pretty much have a chance right on through the rest of the week into the weekend and into early next week before we get a much needed break. and then we will bring in more shower chances. before we get to how they rank on our storm impact scale let's look at our temperatures. thisy are in the 40s and the 50s. as we look at the camera visibility is good looking across the bay. we do have rain again on tuesday night into wednesday afternoon and the wet pattern continues the rest of the week. so keep those umbrellas handy. a high surf advisory until tuesday. the current wave heights are still 14 to 18 feet. watch out for those large breakers along the coastline if you are going to head there tomorrow morning. we bring in the storm impact scale and it is going to get a workout. one is light and five is severe. the next

the ben loman mountains. anywhere from two and a half inches to almost sikh inches of rain at mount saint helena. check out our rain chances. they continue for march. tomorrow night we have a rain chance and you pretty much have a chance right on through the rest of the week into the weekend and into early next week before we get a much needed break. and then we will bring in more shower chances. before we get to how they rank on our storm impact scale let's look at our temperatures. thisy are in the 40s and the 50s. as we look at the camera visibility is good looking across the bay. we do have rain again on tuesday night into wednesday afternoon and the wet pattern continues the rest of the week. so keep those umbrellas handy. a high surf advisory until tuesday. the current wave heights are still 14 to 18 feet. watch out for those large breakers along the coastline if you are going to head there tomorrow morning. we bring in the storm impact scale and it is going to get a workout. one is light and five is se

they were at their heaviest in the santa cruz mountains where ben loman came in with the highest.alameda about one-third of an inch today. even when our rain stops tonight, the snow will continue in the sierra and the winter weather advisory until 5:00 tomorrow morning. for an additional 10 inches of snow. and how long the sunshine sticks around when it returns, that's coming up. >>> three busy east bay overpasses are among the most structurally deficient bridges in the state. that's according to a new report from the american road and transportation builders association. and they are 680 at monument and pleasant hill. 880 at whipple and hayward and880 at railroad pass. each overpass carries 200,000 cars a day. >>> about 8% of the bridges are categorized as structurally deficient, which means one or more key structural elements that are considered to be in the poor condition or worse. >>> well san jose is trying something new tonight to get more police on the streets. the department will now accept military service in lieu of college credits for new recruits. san jose pd has been

so far, been ben loman has received 62 inches of rain over its average of 50 inches, enough to fill thenearby lock woman reservoir to the brim. >> the rainfall is squeeze out the most in a particular area >>reporter:it has to do with the angle pacific storms are hitting the steep slopes of the santa cruz mountains. local residents eight 2 things are needed to survive an el niÑo winter in the santa cruz mountains. one is a generator >> anytime the power goes off, automatic the power comes back on. >>reporter:the other, a chainsaw. >> most of the people here all own chainsaws. if they see a change -- a tree down they will move it out of the way so people can get to work. >>reporter:rainfall totals for other cities include san francisco with almost 20 inches, oakland with 14, incentives -- san jose were 12 inches. >> something on the order about 50 -- 40 inches difference in about 12-15 miles. >>reporter:that was much rain that fell here did not have the absolute record. that belongs in manado up near hillsboro and they got 77 inches of rain so far this el niÑo season. reporting live in va

ben loman. middletown had over an inch as well. oakland hills half inch. .49. most locations close to 100% of normal for the season. normal, little bit below for some, little bit above for others. san jose .24. .22 mountain view. canfield .29. there were areas where the rain came down pretty hard. it looks like it's trying to wiped down, a couple of showers could clip parts of the peninsula. san mateo coast and the santa cruz coast and little bit around port ridge. stray shower or two in the mix. few 30s this morning. 40s and 50s. 15 minutes of new snow in sugar bowl. few showers, clearing, sun, maybe partly cloudies later on, buildup over the hills. breezes cranked up in the higher elevations. a sunny, breezy day. 50s, 60s, below average on the temperatures. cold tomorrow morning and sunny and warmer, taking us through thursday, friday, saturday looks good. sunday possible changes in form of wind for us and maybe snow in the sierra, too soon to iron out the details. that's the way it is looking towards the end of march. never a dumb weather question. >> i