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this cold mass of air that moved down from the bering strait has picked up heat and picked up moisture. >> it created a warmer, wetter storm that was still below freezing. jones is now keeping his eye on the snowpack and with good reason. february was the ninth straight month to be the warmest on record globally. >> overall conditions are warmer. the snow might melt faster than usual. >> jones is hopeful for new strategies that claim to capture excess water and directed underground. it is not too late to slow down climate change. >> we have to be aware of the changes that are happening to prepare for them so we can weather any storm. >>> let's give you a live look looking back toward ocean beach in golden gate park. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch. >> blue skies are in the forecast for us to kick off this weekend. we are sitting above average today. it will be a beautiful day to get out there and get some fresh air. we have passing showers heading into our forecast tomorrow. some heavy rain in the forecast this sunday evening and then we are left with unsettled weather

this cold massive air that moved down from the bering strait and picked up heat and moisture as it wasmoving across the pacific created a warmer storm that was still below freezing. jones is now keeping his eye on the snowpack and with good reason. february was the ninth straight month in a row to be the warmest on record globally. >> overall, conditions are warmer. the snowmelt might melt faster than usual. >> jones is hopeful that new strategies might capture excess water and divert it underground. it is also not too late to slow down climate change. >> we do have to be aware of the changes that are happening so that we can weather any storm. >>> a ribbon-cutting ceremony in san francisco on international women's day for the glide foundation's new women's center in the tenderloin. >> this is how we help san francisco. right? by being the change we want to see in the community. >> the women's center connects community members to health resources, housing and job opportunities and meets people where they are at the streets or to provide immediate help. the new center has a soft launch

so the ocean temperatures are warm right now so this cold temperature that move down from the bering strait picked up heat and moisture as it was moving across the pacific. >> reporter: creating a warmer, wetter strong that was still below freezing. jones is still keeping his eye on the snowpack and with good reason. february was the ninth straight month in a row to be the warmest on record globally. >> because overall conditions are warmer, that snow might melt faster than normal. cannot he is aiming for new strategies to capture excess water and aim it underground. he also says it is not too late to slow down climate change. >> we have to be aware of the changes and prepare for them. >> reporter: so we can weather any storm. >>> not only the snow but the rain. it has been a rainy couple of years. do we have enough groundwater to get to any drought? how the state is using helicopters. >>> and celebrating international women's day. >>> all hands on deck at the lawrence hall and science center. this is all part of uc berkeley's event for international women's day. uc berkeley students volunt

the ocean temperatures are warm right now and so this cold mass of air that moved down from the bering strait had picked up heat and picked up moisture as it moved across the pacific. >> reporter: creating a warmer, wetter storm that was still below freezing. jones is now keeping his eye on the snow pack with good reason. february was the ninth straight month in a row to be the warmest on record globally. >> because of overall conditions are warmer, the snow might melt faster than normal. >> reporter: jones is hopeful for new strategies that might aim to capture excess water and direct it underground. he also says it's not too late to slow down climate change. >> we do have to be aware of the changes that are happening and start to prepare for them. >> reporter: so we can weather any storm. >>> did president joe biden tip the needle trying to bring more people under his party's tent in his >>> 6:30 in the morning. and right now on cbs news bay area, millions of us watched president joe biden touting his accomplishments of his administration while also drawing a line between himself and his li