i came through blue canyon on friday. this area was pouring rain, not a flake of snow anywhere, now 18 inches on the ground here as well. if you're coming up to check it out, significant snowfall. winter storm warnings expected to last through the day. so definitely be prepared for those winter driving conditions if you are heading into the sierra. at blue canyon, brian hickey. >> should we go? >> nice to see but not necessarily to be in that track. jeff ranieri has been watching all those details. a lot of fresh snow. >> great news for the snowpack. we think the latest round of snow should push us up to 100% of average. after that wild weekend of very heavy rainfall saturday night also into sunday evening we started to see things calm down. scattered rainfall that's left over here. so as we go ahead and zoom in to get a closer look, you can see right near san martin down to about morgan hill we're finding areas of rainfall. that will continue through gilroy for the next 30 minutes or so. that's really what we expect toni

i came through blue canyon on friday. this area was pouring rain, not a flake of snow to be found anywhere and now 18 inches of snow on the ground here as well. if you're coming up, check it out. significant snowfall. winter storm warnings expected to last through the day so definitely be prepared for winter driving conditions if you're headed into the sierra. >> and our nbc bay area app is a great resource to track those storms. live doppler radar always available. you can download it from the apple app store or google play. >>> happening today, the u.s. olympic committee is discussing the z of zika virus. >> they have formed an advisory group to identify best practices for managing the virus. the world health organization declared the zika virus an international public health emergency last month. rio organizers say august is their cool season so there could be fewer mosquitos. >>> uc san francisco hosting a zika virus forum. experts are highlighting what regions of the world are most a danger. several confirmed cases h

petaluma, mill valley at 45, and two thirds of an inch of rain in nevada, light snow reported at blue canyon in truckee, and south lake tahoe, oh weather advisory, until 11 am, and the trend is to get this through as it moves to the east. some holding onto a few showers, and the wind is cranking up in the higher elevations, breezy and windy out of the west northwest with below normal temperatures, upper 50s and low 60s. 63 is popular right now. we will see temperatures rebounding into the mid to upper 60s as we head into wednesday, and looking good thursday through saturday with a cooler system dropping in sunday and monday. >> that is good because easter sunday we have some outdoor activities, so the pressure is on.>> i thought easter sunday was in april. >> it moves around, and it came in early. >> it threw me for a car. >>> the new cheaper tesla model will be unveiled. the new model three will cost $35,000, and with the california tax credit the car could be much cheaper, and california buyers could get a credit of to $7500, on march 31 buyers will be allowed to put down a $1000 deposit o

warmer than yesterday, 40s and 50s on the temperatures, 32 and light rain from tahoe, truckee and blue canyon. 46 in ukiah, 49 in sacramento, and this moisture plume goes all the way to the hawaiian islands, and eventually it will slide toward us. it could stall out, and that is the problem. for the morning just light rain. and a lot of cloud cover, but this is lifting up by tonight. and here comes this front, and it will drape across mendocino county, sonoma county and this will hang out all the way into thursday afternoon and then it will pop up again with a second level of moisture. that will focus on the north bay before areas that are south. thursday and friday, russian river area we need keep an eye on this. mostly cloudy and light rain today, muggy in the south bay, heavy rain to the north and steady. 50s and 60s, a little bit muggy. and cooler to the north and warmer to the south with that sunshine. mid-to upper 60s. and near 70 for some people. it will be muggy and mild on the south bay, mid-60s on the financial in san francisco. tomorrow the rain will come back in, and for sure on f

brian hickey at blue canyon. now, he's talking about using chains. the number one complaint overnight was solo spinouts. we know that the roads are saturated. >> the are still wet and you run the risk of hydroplaning. we'll check in with mike in just a bit. this sloppy morning commute. even though for most of us the rain has let up and a live look at the golden gate bridge and cloudy skies overhead and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of is the screen. come on over and take a look. you can see lots more rain as we go the week. and a look now at some of the storm os that i have been highlighting moving across the santa cruz mountains and moving also through sunnyvale. we will see more of these showers kind of off and on throughout the morning. we've seen rainfall rates coming down. in some, at about 0.25 per hour looking at what's happening there in saratoga and trying to get an idea of the rain coming down. some spots with some light rain and then as we take a larger view of the storm system, it's continuing to spin and will rotate m

brian hickey is at blue canyon. lots of snow. we can barely see you. >> hey, it's coming down. all the way down around 2,500 feet. and by the time you get here, around 5,000 feet. i have to tell you guys, i drove through here on friday coming home fromming and this place was bare and not a snowflake to be and any snow on the ground got washed away and now look at it, just a day and a half later, two days later, this covered in snow. this all fell yesterday. it was still raining here yesterday morning and then by mid-day started to switch over. this is the snow that fell last night. i was looking at some of the web cameras around some of the ski areas. sugar bowl, their picnic benches showing about two feet, if not more of snow and that all fell again overnight. those picnic benches were cleared and now covered in two feet of snow. can imagine what's going on up at the top. i can tell you this, interstate 80 was shut down through the night and for whiteout conditions and the interstate is now opened in both directions except for the truck drivers blocked over on westbound 80 and

s you can see headed into tomorrow, at least two more feet of snow and notice the elevation, blue canyon into the pines now and we're getting colder air with the system and snow levels is starting to come down and aerial coverage getting a boost as the cooler air comes in in addition to the one to two feet of snow and not at 59 degrees in san jose and it is windy outside and livermore, 57 and mostly cloudy and light rain around san francisco at 58 degrees as you see there on the view looking off to the north and we do have some rain into the north bay and light to moderate rain to start and followed up by heavier rain as we head into tonight and the system also had some instability to work with with the areas of thunderstorms at times off to the east and also offshore as this comes onshore tonight, we'll have the wind and the rain and there you can see some of the lightning showing up just offshore. rainfall projections with this next system and the numbers don't look as impressive as what we just went through, but most of this will fall in a window of three to four hours' time starting

. >> those are my old stomping grounds, lots of live shots from blue canyon back in the day.n it snows, send the reporters there. >> head up i-80, it's so nice to be reporting on snow. the past several years ski resorts closing in february, different story this year. rail, snow, wind, we've had it all every day this march, all 13 days featuring some rainfall, peek at the rain now, a sunday night and things wrapping up but not completely done. morgan hill, is -- san martin, gilroy scattered showers, up toward vallejo seeing showers, vacaville, fairfield, los gatos hills and los altos hills still receiving scattered showers tonight. here are the specifics on the snow. we could see an additional 17- inch of snowfall between tonight and tomorrow morning. winter storm warning is up until 11 a.m. tomorrow. a high surf advisory continues for all coastal locations, westerly swells through the night into tomorrow 15 to 18 feet. what did it look like? let us take you to pacifica. with that strong risk of rip currents it looks beautiful till you get close to the water. never turn your b

holding steady for the napa airport in santa rosa, mid-40s to low 50s, and blue canyon, mammoth, and continuing through the early morning hours, but things are almost done. a little bit more snow, and we will take it. that snow came down to 4000 feet. it's a little bit cooler and breezy here this morning, and a few showers. clearing, partly sunny and a color pattern with the upper 50s and low 60s. starting off in the 40s, and temperatures getting hard- pressed to reach the low 60s. sunny and warmer, taking us through thursday, friday and saturday, and the breeze will pick up.>>> we were able to play baseball. it was raining just a little bit. but the kids held up, and all of a sudden we solve sunshine break out. >> how is the coach? back teaching -- >> teaching kids baseball at five years old, you have to bring your patience.>>> it is 5:18 am. >>> this is incredible, the story in the video, this driver feels lucky to be alive and you will see wind, after that large boulder crashed into his car. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, and stop and take a look at this. this driver in north

we started seeing snow around blue canyon, which is the 4700 foot elevation. so definitely this storm overnight lowered the snow levels for us. you can see there are chain controls in effect. if you're in a vehicle that doesn't have four wheel drive on all four tires, you will need to have chains from here at king vail to seven miles east. if you're heading to the sierra today, you want to get on the road as soon as you can. the roads are pretty clear and the sky is pretty clear. that's changing as the day goes on. this is definitely the time you want to get on the road. make sure you're also fully gassed up and make sure you're prepared for a little bit of a slow drive. right now there's not much a slow down but certainly as the day goes on and people start heading back toward the bay area that is likely to change. but right now just enjoy the drive and enjoy the beautiful fresh blanket of know snow. a lot of people are excited and heading up to the ski resorts today. >> nice to see that new snow. you can the live radar and timeline of the rain with our app.

here at blue canyon at 5,000 feet. take look at this.through on friday coming home from skiing. it was pouring rain here. this was all dirt and now 18 inches of snow here on the ground just at the 5,000 foot elevation. significant snow totals in a very short time. again the interstate has re-opened. still gonna need those chains or snow tires goat up over the sierra. they are going that you advise -- you add here to that 30-mile-per-hour speed limited going through the chain controlled areas to get yourself there safely and hopefully keep that roadway open in the sierra. brian hickey, west bay. >>> if you snap a photo from the storm over the weekend share them on our ktvu facebook and instagram or theme using the hashtag #ktvu. download our app. search for ktvu in the app store. >>> a red tag pacifica apartment building sitting on the edge anderson varejao cliff will be torn down tomorrow. it's at 320 esplanade. a building next door has been torn down. crews will put up a fence and take out ab bess osu and lead. tomorrow morning work wil

it's 32 in blue canyon.o 24 miles per hour and they will be adding up te snow in feet through monday. up to 5 feet is possible of the winter storm warning. getting into effect today in the sierra nevada. we'll talk about our local weather and rainfall totals next. >> thanks, lisa. it's march madness for the cal bears, how do they stack welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they'

on also 80 and 50 but also rain reports as well in parts of the sierra, rain-snow mix out toward blue canyonill the activity on the radar right now, the snow out to our east and also rain over the bay area although it hasn't -- has been backing off a bit. here we go, 10:00 our showing activity, in the south bay, santa cruz mountains closer to maureen hill and gilroy, also tracking some cells in parts of the east bay toward san ramon, concord, approaching the richmond area as well. up with the north bay, not too much action, maybe a little bit out toward napa and fairfield. even if you're not covered with green, you have a few light showers out there. river czech, russian river at guerneville of course, we're concerned with this river level topping flood stage but that will not be the case. right now 24.6 feet should be cresting, 25.7 so approaching 26 feet. that is below the flood stage of 32 feet and the levels will continue to recede later in the day monday and tuesday. here is our light camera looking toward the golden gate bridge, lingering clouds in place, not much in the way of shower

we started seeing snow around blue canyon which is the 4700 foot elevation.e storm overnight lowered the snow levels for us. we are at kingsdale where there are chain controls and effect. if you are in a vehicle that does not happen will drive you will need to have chains from kingsdale to 7 miles east of turkey. if you're heading to the sierra get on the road as soon as you can. the roads are pretty clear and the sky is clear. that will be changing as the day goes on. this is the time you want to get on the road. make sure you are fully gassed up and make sure you are prepared for a slow drive right now. there's not much of a slowdown but certainly as the day goes on , that is likely to change. right now enjoy the drive and enjoy the beautiful fresh blanket of snow. people are excited to head up to the ski resorts. >>> police in san ramon say wet roads and speeding were a factor in a deadly crash. it happened yesterday at noon on bollinger canyon road. the vehicle veered off the road and hit trees. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. there were no o

: the wet and slushy roads put chain control in full effect with chains being required south of blue canyonr summit. >> i do this every day in the snow so i'm used to putting chains on. >> reporter: one by one, people pulling over to chain up. those that didn't, well, were slipping and sliding on the mountain like this car. judge. >> slippery. it was hard to see through the windshield because the rain was so hard. >> reporter: the thirst for fresh powder wasn't stopping this group of boxers coming to train in the higher elevation. >> we're going to train like rocky did. remember when he went to russia and trained in the snow? keep it simple. try to run in the snow and, you know, get the legs working. >> reporter: or these kids -- >> the snow of great. but it was low visibility. so yeah, it was really fun, though, skiing with him. he's my friend. and it was his first time. >> reporter: all in all, a smart move for drivers trying to beat the heavy rain and snowfall set for this weekend. >> that was our affiliate kovr. with us is our meteorologist, derek van dam. and you were saying before tha

. >> maybe an inch or two all the way down to blue canyon.ack. >> family, easter dinner, candy . should be fine. >> i'm on board. >>> today is the 25th annual union street easter parade in san francisco and it's a big tradition in the city. >> it's designed to be a family event and christian captain is live on union street with a look at the fun and whimsical side of the festival. are we talking about the bonnets or the easter bunny? >> stay calm. i promise you we are going to get to the bonnets in about a half-hour. but first, we are going to talk about the bunnymobile. >> it's a blast. >> truckee said i get to get behind the wheel. i will be careful. she said she doesn't want me to speed --reporter: you said i could get behind the wheel. i will be careful. she said she doesn't want me to speed around. >> at 2:00, we have mounted ponies to lead off the parade. it will come down the street, all the way down with lots of fun stuff but look at this bunnymobile. it's fantastic for the kids. >> reporter: leslie, thank you so much. if you guys wan

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blue skies, he'd now taken on the role of serving it. as a teenager, he was a wrestler and the catcher for the platt canyon high school baseball team. 20 years later he was coaching the same baseball team that he had played on and was the assistant coach for the high school football team. it was the future of his community that he cared so deeply about and the reason he stood on that thin blue line to protect it. residents of this small town recognize the value and importance of a close-knit community. it provides a source of comfort and strength during difficult times such as this. in this quiet mountain town, colleagues, store owners and schoolmates are often old friends and nains as -- neighbors as well. they come together to lift one another up as they honor a member that has fallen in its service. it's a place where those surrounding you naturally feel like family. the officers who were dispatched with corporal carrigan were not only coworkers but friends and even coaches of the very same sports teams. this reminds us of the difficult and dangerous situations that first responders are placed into each and every day. my deep et sympathy