meteorologist brittany begley standing by.'s got a look. >> at our forecast, how much longer we're going to be dealing with this rain tonight? yeah. you can see stormtracker 4 really active right now as we speak. we're still going to rain lingering around right now. we're still watching the half moon bay area. the intent to the showers for you just east of half moon bay moving to woodside mountain view. you're going to see the for at least the next 30 minutes. i think we're going to see rain showers until least 10 o'clock and then things will slowly start to look better, which is great for the fireworks will take about hour by hour. coming up shortly. so taking a look right here. you can see the bay bridge traffic is moving. the roadways are still very wet and slippery. earlier. they had a traffic break, kind of helping traffic get through that area because it very flooded. so you take it nice and slow, especially during the overnight areas because we're still going to be watching for flooding. take a look at futurecast. you c

we have brittany begley joining us this morning. brittany said i should have brought my jacket because it could be gusty. yes, you've got to prepare. i want to bring that jacket will bring our a-game. >> you're going to wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. take a look. i'm looking at your future cast wind you can see at this had a you can see wind gusts up to 43 miles per hour. santa rosa, we're looking at 37 miles per hour. and for context, that's when you start to hear that whistling those large tree branches sway also means you can see a lot of debris on the roadways today saw watches throughout the day. i think it's going to be breezy those breezy wind throughout the day, but mostly in the early part of the day. the other big story for us, it was warm yesterday, right? san francisco broke a record of 69. they broke that record from 2011. you can see it was 68. we just broke up by one degrees. santa rosa, you tied yesterday that record tied 1936. so basically in january we're seeing temperatures you're 72, but you can see right her

brittany begley, joy, around here. brittany. it's a big deal for us to see hail, thunderstorms and >> what we're watching right now. you can see the storm tracker for us. we're still kind of busy with a sprinkle or 2. so if you're headed out right now maybe you're hearing it right we still have near daily city, maybe a sprinkle or 2. you can see that with radar. so again, i want to show you the radar stormtracker 4 every 15 minutes. make sure you know everything that's going on. so we again near daily city could see a sprinkle or 2 high temperatures for tomorrow. some places going to hit 60's. you can see that san francisco santa rosa. 59 san jose. 61. but that's not really the story to me. the story to me is that potential again for rain. you can see as we fast-forward futurecast, rain totals by tomorrow, places like bodega bay could actually received 2 inches of rain. santa rosa close to a half an inch of rain while places down south, maybe a half an inch of rain to a quarter inch of rain. so it's still going to be an active d

here's meteorologist brittany begley. brittany and yeah. and island to island. it's really scary, right? it's something we don't usually have to deal with. but it's something we are watching. and we had a coastal >> flood advisory. we're going to be watching early saturday morning and for the next couple of days as well. let's talk about you can see the green spots right there. so with this coastal flood advisory, we have to be careful those high tidal cycles, those onshore winds that heavy runoff and make sure if you are in the water. we've noticed a lot of people in the water least. i did when i was at pacifica, you never turn your back to the water. not only are we dealing with this high-tech, we could maybe even 25 feet. so that's why we have that caution flag out for you. and again, it only takes 2 feet to move your car. so you have to be careful where you park this weekend. it we're going to be parking near the coast. not to mention we have future cast. when showing you a 15, we still have those breezy conditions right there on the coast. half moon bay, 20

let's check in with kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley. for more on our forecast, a reading i love that can really sets up the tone for what to anticipate today would love to show you those visuals because yes, right now as we speak, we have a dense fog advisory is going to stay that way for the next couple of hours. so again. >> if you're headed out this morning, want to leave early. want to use those low beams because dense fog is guaranteed to slow you down. well, we're also watching for a chance of rain tomorrow. plus, a wind advisory is going to kick off. get this. we could have wind gusts right here in the valley 40 miles per hour. now, looking ahead, we'll have a drop in temperatures and even a freeze watch. so we have a lot going on in this forecast. again, your fog cash showing you even at 7.15, right now, very foggy. if 11 is bright and sunny, you can see all the roadways. that means you're going to see a poor driving conditions in oakland, hayward were at 0 and it's going to stay that way again for the next couple of hours. it e

brittany begley lake it with us bright and get a start. brittany, this will see some rain. yeah, thbt could be a possibility this weekend. so again, the past 2 days have been beautiful. i think today is going to be beautiful for you. >> what will continue to watch for you this morning? make sure you get to work on time tracking some patchy fog. today's going to be sunny and warm for the most part. but looking ahead, we have that cool down the potential for rain on sunday. so enjoy today while you can. as we take a look at that fog cast. if you're headed out right now, i know it's kind of foggy this morning coming in from pacifica, but you can see as we fast for that clock, even around 9.30, we're going to see some fog near half moon bay and in san francisco models aren't looking as bad today compared to yesterday. temperatures right now as we speak santa rosa just above freezing. you can see 37 on the coast. we're in the 40's, san jose or just above 36 degrees. livermore. 37. so we're in the 30's and 40's for the most part. it's going to get really cold next week. so enjoy

so let's get things that jump started here with brittany begley. she's live in the weather center. >> brittany, what do we need to know? we need to know exactly what you said. got to prepare for this weekend. we still have a scattered showers happening right now. but saturday into sunday and even monday. >> we're going to see more storms, the potential of thunderstorms and heavy rain. so let's talk about what you need to know right now a little bit laeer. so again, the theme today will be scattered ongoing showers every 15 minutes. i want to show you a live look at radar, but we're really planning for is going to be tomorrow. we have that heavier rain, gusty wind that's going continue for the next couple of days. so stormtracker 4 really just showing you what's happening right now. so you can see scattered showers for us. a lot of it's happening in sacramento, but still scattered showers to the north of us. just north of santa rosa. clover do area clear lake area and out to the south, a sprinkle or 2. you can see that near morgan hill. i mean, just

we're here brittany begley joining us this morning. and brittany, are you sitting? some subliminal is ready to catch a flight. so relay. yes, let's get take a flight out of the weather has been so nice. we can save some money and just enjoy it. here. >> but what we are watching this friday is just of those foggy conditions. as we take a look at sfo, you can see some haze in the background. we're going to see some patchy fog this morning. but every about every 15 minutes, i'm going to show you a live look today seem really will be sunny and warm. but looking ahead, we're going cool down in the potential for rain on sunday. that's going to be the theme. so if you are walking out the door right now or maybe taking your dog for a walk, getting ready for work, you can see temperatures were really right there at 45 at pacifica, you can see up to the north. we're still hanging around 30's and 40's. so temperatures right where they should be above freezing. that's great because it's going to change next week. so taking a look at futurecast wins what we're watching. still go

kron four's meteorologist brittany begley joins us now with a we've got a that flood watch is actually kicking in at 04:00am. yeah, couple that not a couple hours i say, but less than 10 but still it's still a wet mess. we're still watching everything you need to know right now. and even in the mountains. >> so let's make sure that you're prepared starting right now. again, we'll watch that flood watch again. we have to be on the lookout even after the rain stops today, those rivers and creeks, they can still rise. not to mention we have just received so much the past week that it's just something that we have to really take a close look at, especially with that saturated soil, talking about rain here. but take a look at your screen. this is donner summit been watching this behind the scenes. the sierra really going to get hit hard. you can see traffic is there for the three-day weekend, but you're going to need chains on 50 same story on 80 and traffic is that a winter warning for the sierra that's going to kick off tonight as well. plus, an avalanche watch. so a lot going on this yea

. >> dan kerman is in san jose, but we will start tonight with kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley who is standing by at the weather center with a look at what happened and what's to come, brittany. yeah. when thunder roars go indoors, that's really been the theme today. we're still watching lingering showers. that's going to be the theme for the next couple of hours. >> but overall, we're getting a break compared to what we had earlier today. but take a look. this is tower at promise. you it was just there showing those dark conditions and what are really going to be watching right now is radar for the rest of the evening. i am noticing up to the north near santa rosa was so watching the potential of rain and thunderstorms as we fast-forward futurecast for, you can see even at santa rosa, we're going continue to watch those weather conditions for you. but overall, the rest of the area is finally getting that break. you can see around 10 o'clock that's going to move out. what will continue to watch despite the fact that a lot of things have expired is this. we have a high surf warning

. >> and kron four's brittany begley knows all about that. the winds have been sometimes a huge problem. yeah. you can hear the whistling. it plays a role. the power outages, trees that dead soil. big problem. >> and we have to watch the next couple days. in fact, i want to show this to you taking a look right here at storm tracker for those future cast winds as we fast forward, you can see still breezy half moon bay, 19 miles per hour. but let me ask for this just a little bit for you because you can see that's going to go in early morning. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days and saturday, 8.15, take a look at your screen. we're seeing half moon bay wind gusts up to 33 miles per hour. san francisco, 20 up to the north santa rosa, 16 and even in concord. we're looking at 20 miles per hour, vacaville 20 miles per hour or so. these wind gusts are going to be a big problem. we think about all that rain that we received that saturated soil and then we have to think about our trees coming down. so we're still in high force and

meteorologist brittany begley joining us now. but >> today you decide if this came after, you know, months of of dry weather, we would oh, my gosh. yeah. and so hard. all >> crazy. it is crazy. yes, we all need that break in. the good news is that break is coming. we just had to get through the next couple hours. but i want to show you what's happening now because like you said, it's still wet message. traffic camera showing use on your way home. and so watching that commute for you this evening as well. you can see that shine on the road. we're still going to see that rain for the next couple of hours. so stormtracker 4, here's what i want to make sure. you know, right now it's still very active. again. it's not as active as yesterday in terms of hail and thunderstorms, but we still have that rain. that pesky rain grant was just talking about. so taking a look at san quentin near 5.80. you can see right now we have a little bit of a quarter inch an hour. rain coming down. you can see that near 101, in 5.80, a little bit to the e

brittany begley joins us now with a look at what's going on up there. yeah, a slow, dangerous journey. when fact we've been watching this camera for the past 24 hours. so 80 at castle peak near donner summit. >> it is now open, but you're still going to need change. we're still going to see those dangerous driving they're still calling it caught caltrans saying it's impossible. dangerous driving conditions. so we stu see activity, but we're not out of the woods yet. so again, you chains on 80 are going to need chains on 50 as well. we still have the possibility of seeing 4 feet of snow tonight and wind gusts of 80 miles per hour. so all update you on the sierra throughout the evening. the good news just like us on thursday. we're going to break but more rain, more snow coming our way in sierra on friday and saturday. this atmosphere river really just bringing snow to the sierra but rain right here. we've had rain for the past couple of days. you can see the 24 hours mill valley close to 2 inches of rain. san francisco, a half an inch santa rosa, very cl

brittany begley joins us with an update on the sierra brittany. yeah, this is an area will continue update you on throughout the evening. again, a portion of 80 is still shut down. we just showed you again donner summit. we have that winter storm warning that's going to stay that way. >> until tomorrow. so that's one of the many things that will continue to watch throughout the evening or see those dangerous conditions that watching this camera shaking back and forth. and the reason why we have this morning as we have is a possible driving conditions. again, 80 is shut down a cold facts, but we could see potentially today another 16 inches of snow in some spots and 80 miles per hour when gus, that's like the equivalent of maybe a light hurricane. so just kind of in context of why it's so dangerous. why the portion of the interstate is shut down and why will update you throughout the evening? because very active. you can even see it right there on storm tracker. 4. so let's take a look at what i want to make suce. you know, right now you can see we

meteorologist brittany begley is here to give us a look at what we can expect moving forward. brittany. yeah, we've been tracking a storm radar for morning noon and night. here's what you need to know. happening now. you can see behind me just that shine the water on the on the roadways. it's still going to be wet and slippery. let's talk about everything you need to know. so again, stormtracker 4 showing you. >> it's still active, but it's moving out of our area. we're still going to see some showers, at least till 10, but thankfully near the fireworks, things will start to look better. so as we zoom in just a little bit closely, this is what we're at right now in places like hayward in even oakland, you're still going to see a sprinkle or 2 for the next couple of hours. but what we're watching a lot of those advisories actually have expired. but rivers and creeks, they still rise despite the fact that the rain for the most, the area is over reports of tree down around the region. and we always like to say, turn around, don't drown, especially when you're driving at night. mig

meteorologist brittany begley is here. yesterday was insane when you know that lightning and the hail a lot less mayhem right now. but yeah, it rained all day. it's still raining. i know. yes. and you know what the good news is. have a little bit of a break. and that's the main thing tomorrow. so we really need to enjoy. it's going to warm up. >> but more rain is headed our way. and we show you those numbers right now. so let's talk about what you need to know. let's talk about what you need to enjoy tonight and tomorrow because changes are headed our way. so again, as we take a live look outside, you can still see that shine on our interstates. but overall storm tracker 4 just showing maybe some light sprinkles. but overall to the north of us and right to the east of sacramento. so we are nice and quiet. now, despite the fact that we're not going to have a lot of rain tonight and as we roll into tomorrow, we still have watching that flood warning until that flood watch until tomorrow in our area just because of that asses

meteorologist brittany begley is here now to give us a look ahead. the whole bay area. yeah, we have so much to watch. not only that, but we have a flood watch that we're watching as well. so a lot to talk about thunderstorms could be happening. >> so you can see right here what we're going to be watching again, it's going to start around 4 o'clock in the tpmorning. it's going to last all the way till monday. we could see with this new round of systems up to the north, maybe even more than 3 inches in places like eureka places, a san francisco, maybe 2 inches extra. and you can even see fresno. we're looking at 2. so we're still going to see a lot more rain on top of what we've already had on top of that saturated soil. and those trees worry about tree branches coming down. the potential for thunderstorms. definitely a concern as well. and you can see with this coastal flooding. that's one thing we're going to watch the next couple of days. we had highway was up to 25 feet. so we'll be watching those onshore winds. i think tomorrow sometimes we could out right on the co

start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with brittany begley. a brittany.ditions outside the past 2 days, we've been watching san mateo bridge just because we had so many issues with the dense fog. >> that's not the story right now. it's hazy, but thankfully it's not too foggy. but here's the story for us today. we have below average temperatures that's going to be really the theme a little bit later on this afternoon around one, a wind advisory is going to kick off with the potential to see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour locally. and then tonight, a freeze watch is happening. and this week we're going to see freezing temperatures. big difference from last week. that temperature change again. image showing you this is set up the tone chillier this morning for the most part. and we have been the past couple of days so down south san jose, we're at 45 up. norris and santa rosa. we're at 30 on the coast, were staying at the 40's and then lands were right there. 46 at antioch in livermore, futurecast also showing the potential or sprinkle or 2. i think that

obviously a much nicer day out there kron for meteorologist brittany begley is joining us now with a look ahead. hey, brittany. yeah, it's been a very active weather day past couple of days and more headed our way. so that's the main theme we set up the week. but we did break records as we were just telling a scale told you to. yesterday was the second wettest day for san francisco. >> also, oakland was the wettest states. so that actually broke a record and redwood city came in at 3 for rain. so it just sets the tone of how rainy it actually was for us yesterday. so tomorrow, as we play today, what's going to happen is we some sprinkles or 2, maybe a light shower model show that happening from the morning all the way till 9. but i think it's going to be a little bit closer to 10 to 4. we'll see some showers, maybe a half an inch, but that would be generous. as we take a look at the week, though, another atmospheric river is headed our way wednesday. could see that heavy rain into thursday with the potential for flooding all the way till friday. so again, it's going to be very active.

brittany begley is here. brittany, what's happening now? yeah, that's what we want to make sure you're prepared with a look at those conditions. so it's happy to see that traffic was actually moving and it was dry for the most part, but stormtracker 4 showing you a different story headed our way in the next couple of days. so taking a look at what's happening now. you can see it's really going to be more the sacramento area, the stockton pollack pines right there, that 5.50 very active near the mountains. we've showing you that throughout the evening as well. >> it's a snowy mess. but for us right now, we're in the upper 50's. you can see that santa rosa, 56, half moon bay. 55 san jose. 57. so pretty much everybody. all right. there above 55. so a little chillier compared to yesterday. the futurecast wind show you it's still breezy. you can see that happen. bay wind gusts up to 18 miles per hour to the north. we're in the teens. but as i fast for it, it's really going to this story tomorrow as well. take a look. you can see we're going to w

kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley. you're looking at radar. >> rain taking a break in some spots. it is taking a break. a couple spots. i'm still watching. but overall we're getting that break. it is been a crazy weather day as we just showed you rain, hail and lightning. let's talk about what you need to know right now. stormtracker 4 showing some green on the map of the areas that we're really going to be watching for concern. you can see right here, you're going to see some spots to have just a little bit of a quarter inch of rain. so this is going to be right there at 6 ad near tool and peers that rain cell should be moving out the next 30 minutes off to the coast. you can see right right to the coast as it makes its way into homestead we have just some sprinkles or 2 happening now. >> and then near the concord area, we have just more than a quarter inch of rain happening right now. that's going near concord and walnut creek. so just a couple of storm cells, but much better than what we've been dealing with. we're

. >> and i'm brittany begley joins us now. what's going on with the weather? watch yeah. we'll be watching that area about every 15 minutes. i'll let you know that open 80. but as we've been showing you, it's a wet mask is a snowy mess in possible dangerous conditions. but what about home? it's been the past couple of days, right? so we take a look at what i want to make sure, you know, stormtracker for taking a look at that right now. you can see it's acted to the north of us and some spotty showers in san jose. but really a storm tracker 4 still watching to the north of us near just north of santa rosa. we are watching thunderstorms that has moved out headed to the sacramento area, but we still have the potential for showers for the next couple of hours. large waves with that high surf warning. we're going to see that till tomorrow to am again. pacifica losing power. be careful where you park. watch out for flooding. it is still a wet mess. a lot of trees down near the coast. not to mention. take a look at futurecast winds for tomorrow. you can see by one 30 not only ar

but first, let's get to kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley who's been tracking the storm. >> yeah, it's still very active weekend for us as we plan to diet and this week in a lot of our advisories are going to happen in the next 5 hours. so let's talk about what you do need to know our stormtracker radar really just showing a light rain picking up across the area. that's kind of the big story force now. but it's really going to be that break. and then we're going to ease into those advisories a little bit later on around 4 o'clock. so let's talk about it together. make sure that you are prepared. so what i want to make sure that, you know, as as we plan for tomorrow, when you wake up with the potential again for some rain. so i think from 04:00am to 10. that's when we're going to see that rain come in. i think from 4 onto 7, that's when we have the potential for thunderstorms. so a lot of different potentials happening for saturday. quickly as i 3 if you're headed to the sierra, what we're going to be watching for you is a snow behind the scenes. i've been watching that snow happen

brittany begley in the studio this morning written even talk about how windy it is. yeah, it's kind of windy today. that's really going to be the story for us. warm and windy and take a look. you can see current condition show you. >> on the coast, really? it's not too bad right now. but ups the northwest. it is breezy. you can see that especially in places like santa rosa, even napa. but take a look. as we fast for that, we could see those wind gusts hit 30 to 40 miles per hour. more to the north of us. but still, we're going to see gusty as we plan your day. so you have to remember if we see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that's when you can start to see whole trees move at 46 miles per hour. that's when it's really hard to walk outside. so we'll continue to watch places up to the north from those a large tree branches to sway those men. whistling sounds and out. of course, we don't want to see a whole trees move, but those gusty conditions all brought on with this high-pressure system. and then we have these offshore winds coming up from the top terrain, brin

brittany begley, can we get a break? >> we are going to break. that's a good days. we just have to get through tonight and tomorrow, the most part going to be dry. there is a potential for a sprinkle or 2, but overall, it's going to be dry. so let's get to this forecast. everything you need to know right now. and as we plan your day, so taking a look at right now, the driving conditions yet we still see that let you can see some raindrops in the traffic camera. i always say on a bright sunny day takes about 15 seconds. come to complete stop. you throw in that water and then you're looking at 19 seconds stormtracker 4. this is really the star for the rest the night winning. show you a live look at everything happening now about every 15 minutes. and what we're watching again is going to be the rain you can see right there from mill valley all the way up to fairfield. if you're headed out on 80, it's going to be choppy for you're going to see some rain coming down. in fact, take a look at the impressive 24 hours. the rain that we've had mill valley, you almost we see

brittany begley in the weather center for us this morning. tany, what and that is the theme, right? only second, all of our traffic weather cameras, make sure you have the conditions you can see as we peak outside. >> thankfully, we can see that right there. it's nice and clear. so it's not foggy as we take a look at your conditions. thankfully is not looking foggy today, but that could change tomorrow. so enjoy it while you can taking a look at your current temperatures right now. yeah, chilly to the south. you can see we're in the 40's as we take a look up north, we're at 64 already right there on the coast. we're at 58 yesterday. it was warm. sfo broke a record. we hit 69 broke that record from 2011 santa rosa hit. 72 tying a record from 1936. looks like temperatures are only going to get warmer today. we'll break that all down for you coming up next right now. all right, ready. thanks for that. ok, if you're traveling into the city right now, it's going to take about 9 minutes mace that fremont street exit. the meter lights are still off.

meteorologist brittany begley joins us now with a look at what's happening right now. the danger far from over. that is true. it only takes a couple seconds to flood out your car. so we're still watching a couple of things. >> even though tomorrow is going to be dry. we still have that flood watch. want to make sure that you are prepared because even after the rain. >> those rivers and those creeks se ri. so again, as we take a look at flood hazards for the next 48 hours. santa that's going to expire for you tonight. but as we take a look tenure, san francisco in the north bay, that's going to continue on tomorrow. we're going to watch that excessive runoff. that soils are already saturated. those rivers is creeks are already at capacity. so it's something want to continue to watch as we plan your day, taking a look at what's happening right now as we speak. you can see near the golden gate, the river you can see right there the road. we still have that shine stormtracker 4 showing you those lines of storm moving out of our area right now. i'd say we have about an hour

. >> had that it has our kron four's meteorologist brittany begley here with a look at the high countryah. talking with the high country been watching it throughout the day with that winter storm warning in that area. it's going to stay that way until tomorrow. what else we're watching really is going to a portion of 80 is shut down. so that's what i want to make sure, you know, and the high country happening now, stormtracker 4, we're still kind of busy in some spots. not all spots, were not of the woods yet 9.45? >> let's talk about we want need to know off the coast. so it's not at our area but off the coast. we have thunderstorms happening right now in about a quarter, an inch of rain an hour. >> to the north, you can see right here near would acre forest knolls. this is an area we're getting a little bit of a half an inch of rain per hour. so this is where the storm cell is making away towards the sacramento area. we're also watching your that creates some rain right now. i notice a little bit of a wind picking up to and this is at over half an inch an hour to walnut you're going t

brittany begley standing by. she's got more on conditions up that way. yeah. taking a look right now at donner summit. i noticing a cars are moving earlier yesterday that a portion shutdown even earlier today they were screening cars. but >> they are screening trucks, but it's still kind a snowy and messy in that area. so i just checked against sierra snow lab over this weekend, almost 30 inches. soda springs, 40 inches in sierra tahoe. it says the ad is 42. we're also going to be watching again that forecast for potential for more rain. i don't think are more snow. i don't think it's going to as much as we got this weekend, but we are going to see more snow on monday. get a break on tuesday and then more snow showers with that atmospheric river throughout the week. so we're going a little break there, too. but it's really this right here going bring us more rain as we fast forward wednesday can see at 5.30, we're going to start to see a lot of activity and that's going to hold steady through thursday and friday. so and in addition to breaking some last week,

brittany begley in the weather center. good morning, britain. good morning. rise and shine. that's going to the theme a lot like yesterday. it's going to be one. that's a good news. as we take a look at that traffic camera, you can see it's nice and clear. we're always looking up. is it going to be foggy cause it kind of the tone for the commute? definitely slow rain is going break down the traffic. but overall, at least you can see with those conditions yesterday was hot. again. sfo broke a record 69. so that record was from 2011 santa rosa, you are at 72. you broke a you tied a record from 1936. so it sets up the tone, but it is really hot because take a look at your average temperatures. we should be around 58 degrees. and as we just the past hour, we were already at your average temperatures. so again, it's going to be warmer than usual. a san francisco 65 san jose, 65. and even santa rosa, we could see another 72. so again, as above average temperatures with this high-pressure system and then we have those offshore while a win is just really giving us warmer temperature

brittany begley joins us now with a look at the conditions. and yes ahead. yeah, we've been watching this camera for more than 24 hours when we showed it to yeah, it was a white out conditions. a portion of 80 was shut down. but thankfully that's not the case. but you're definitely going to need those chains. let's talk about what you do need to know because we're still watching this. so basically what's going to happen as we're getting a break in the weather in the sierra. that's the good news. but friday at 4 o'clock, they're saying we're going to have those dangerous travel conditions. so if you're going to go out there, you need to make sure you leave before friday, 04:00pm. >> we could see another 5 feet of snow in the sierra and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so yes, everybody for the most part is getting a break tomorrow and then get back to business. stormtracker 4 showing you 10, get to the north of scattered shower . but for us for the most part, maybe an isolated shower or storm. but overall, it's pretty quiet for us. that's the good news. th

we have brittany begley standing by in the weather center keeping an eye on that forecast for us this morning. in a fog. your start today than yesterday, brit? yeah, that's what we're going to be watching for. sure. we have patchy fog and some place. patchy fog. you can see it right there. the east bay, as you plan your day. so with more traffic on the roadways. >> i want to make show you those foggy conditions so that you are prepared. you can see it fall cast for showing you as we start your day, it's going to be fog in places like san francisco, even right there on the coast. and that could be the story until at least 11, 15, 11, 30 ish. it's chilly today. santa rosa, you're almost 30 degrees cooler today compared to yesterday, half moon bay at 14. we're going to see those colder temperatures. san francisco at 47. >> or just above freezing at santa rosa. so those temperatures are cold. we have a chance for rain. and tell you when hour by hour. coming up next. all right. thank you for that. britney. >> time now 602 happening tonight. half moon bay city leaders are going to be prepar

we've got britney begley standing by the weather center with a closer look. what we can expect today. brittany, good. yeah, it's it is a walk in the door. well, look at that fog right for you to help prepare you for the day. you can see it's nice and clear. and that's the thing today. >> but that will not be the theme. tomorrow course will update you what we need to know right now. it is nice and clear. that's the good news a little bit above average to the north santa rosa. right now we're already at 63. i just triple check that. but take a look down south. you can see temperatures up mountain view at 50 little bit southwest. we're at 39 and even antioch at 44. so that's what microclimates are about to get a little bit of everything. taking a look at the story for us today is going to be warmer just like yesterday, but really breezy conditions up to the north santa rosa, 17 miles per hour. but we could see wind gusts up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. so that's something we'll continue to update you on throughout the day. today is going to be nice and warm. weure going to see in the 60's for the

brittany. >> and from record breaking highs this week to fr >> we're back in 9.14. want to get right over to the weather center. brittney begley standing by with a look at our foggy friday yeah, that really does something up, right? it is a friday foggy forecast. let's talk about it together as we take a look for something to be dealing with those foggy conditions in downtown. >> good to be sticking around for the next hour or 2. we've been updating you since 4 this morning and even national weather service saying, hey, we have some patchy fog out there. so again, make sure you use your low beams as you start your day as we fast-forward our fog cast, you can see even by 1 o'clock right there at the coast, still going to be lingering around for you. and some patchy fog in downtown san francisco. i think for you the big weather story as you step outside today is noticing that, yeah, it's a lot cooler today compared to the other days and that trend is going to happen for the next couple of days. we'll get back to that regular january weather. so taking a look at what you need to know right now. san francisco at 47 oakland, 49 san