three inches of rain in canfield. santa cruz mountains getting more rain that they cannot absorb create an inch of rain for downtown and francisco today. a half inch of rain on the nose for dublin and a quarter inch of rain in fremont. a 10th of an inch in san jose. we expected them to largely be in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains with this particular system. very much the way its shape. the last of the showers winding down this evening. lingering clouds tonight read a dry break tomorrow finally. warmer temperatures in the low to mid 60s. the next wave of rain arrives friday. another round on saturday. let's look at the first alert doppler. there are some showers and heavier downpours over marin county right now. another one following that up. light to moderate rain over the north bay right now. light showers down the peninsula and for the east bay. those will diminish first. all of the rain showers will diminish over the next several hours and futurecast shows a few lingering sprinkles from northern sonom

rain totals through friday , almost 3 inches in santa rosa. 2 and canfield.ore than 2 in san francisco. the models with what happened on friday and saturday were off by about 50%. it's not more art than science. there's plenty of science. it not always spot on. this gives you a very general idea of the fact that we are going to walk away from this without a lot of time. got flood watch posted from tuesday night to thursday. flooding from excessive rainfall. wind is a factor, as well. by the time we get into wednesday morning, they pick up along the coastline . in the upper elevations, gus up to 70 miles per hour at the peaks. the wind is strong. bad news. at least we have a heads up on all of this. daytime highs tomorrow in the 40s. mid 50s in the extended forecast. first alert days on wednesday and thursday. heavy rain , especially wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. strong wind. the same case bay wide as well. if you've got stuff that you've got to do, tomorrow is the day. >> tuesday is the day. >> by the way, i did not mention it, but in the weekend

percent work you should be. 24 hour rainfall totals vary from 800s in san jose to over three inches in canfield-- with all the storms coming through and the ocean getting turned up we have a high surf advisory until saturday morning. we are expecting higher wave heights, 15-20 foot breakers. they will be ringing the risk of rip currents so be careful. look at the next storm. another atmospheric river but the system is lifting northwards. you are going to get a break from the west whether as we head into tomorrow. a few light showers around ukiah. rain snow mix in the sierra, nothing too heavy duty. a winter weather advisory remains up until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. and becomes a winter storm watch friday through tuesday afternoon and we expect heavy snow, 3-5 feet. snow level going from 5000 to 6000 feet. tough to travel and it is definitely going to be dangerous so hold off on that. you are seeing some clouds there, isolated showers tonight up to our north. fog in the morning, mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon and our next storm arrives friday. temperatures in the 50's. friday we have light level, l

percent work you should be. 24 hour rainfall totals vary from 800s in san jose to over three inches in canfieldd the ocean getting turned up we have a sory until saturday morning. we are expecting higher wave heights, 15-20 foot breakers. they will be ringing the risk of rip currents so be careful. look at the next storm. another atmospheric river but the system is lifting northwards. you are going to get a break from the west whether as we head into tomorrow. a few light showers around ukiah. rain snow mix in the sierra, nothing too heavy duty. a winter weather advisory remains up until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. and becomes a winter storm watch friday through tuesday afternoon and we expect heavy snow, 3-5 feet. snow level going from 5000 to 6000 feet. tough to travel and it is definitely going to be dangerous so hold off on that. you are seeing some clouds there, isolated showers tonight up to our north. fog in the morning, mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon and our next storm arrives friday. temperatures in the 50's. friday we have light level, light to moderate rain. gusty winds with rough serve. a

three quarters of an inch casada row three quarters canfield, 59, 100% and selma. also a half inch rain. nevada was in there, but san jose can see half moon bay san carlos, east southeast 2025 seen gus 35 37 mph, but the rain line is ending. you can see that is moving out, so we'll see a law or a little bit of a break and right there. san jose gusting 28 mountain view southeast 35 palo alto airport, 37 hayward at 28 half moon bay, almost 30 mph. that sucks some of the moisture right out of it, and this can send temperatures on the peninsula soaring. and by that i mean into the mid sixties, same for san jose and the santa clara valley. but don't let that fool you, even if there might even be a few sun breaks in there. if i may use my weather parlance. that is a beauty. i mean, that's just textbook. unbelievable i don't want to minimize how important are strong. this system is because it will come back and show itself and rear its ugly head tonight with very strong wind. and also not only that very heavy rain, so if you hadn't haven't gotten in on a lot of that, yet,

because the ground is so saturated after all of this rain. 11 storms in 20 days, over 24 inches in canfield, san francisco, that's three to five times more than our january rain. >> much more cleanup needed in san francisco as businesses deal with the aftermath of the flooding. a car repair shop on folsom street had 40 customer cars damaged when water rushed inside. crews today at the auto garage were still stripping walls. this neighborhood has been prone to flooding. >> they say it's affecting inches, more than one fourth. >> as owners are frustrated and i see the city didn't do enough to mitigate the flooding. san francisco has had a plan to update the sewage and runoff system for a while. the public utilities website says the construction on that project is supposed to begin sometime this year which is obviously too late to help those businesses. >> there may be some grant money for those small businesses. today the mayor announcing the city is launching a blood disaster relief program to help small businesses. businesses could get up to $5000. you can go to the city's website to see if

still more than an inch of rain in canfield. an inch and a half in san jose and redwood. an inch and three quarters of additional rainfall in the santa cruz mountains with a few showers out there this evening. again, this activity is going to fall in the next hour or so. we will be tracking the next round of rent to header away a couple of days from now. it should be lighter and not cause too many problems. >>> the mlk holiday is one of the biggest weekends of the year for ski resorts. whiteout conditions and road closures are not making the trip easy. >>> it was put up to do for graffiti. a beloved community merle has been defaced in san jose. business owners worry it will not be >>> dr. king was honored with ceremonies across the bay area including this trainride. the trend has been running close to 40 years. bringing people from san jose to the start of the march in san francisco. a group from the redwood city boys and girls club got on the train for a history lesson on the go. >> i always like running about history and powerful leaders that changed that aspect and esp

in just 13 days, we have picked up 5.40 inches in canfield, danville, 14.25, san francisco, 30.55, redwood.51, that is 2 to 3 times monthly average for january in just 13 days, 2 to 3 times our monthly average in just 13 days, more on the way, so here is the updated timeline, i want to give you this bird's-eye view so much that has been happening and so much more on the way. tomorrow morning heavy rain, second storm wednesday and potentially now a third and fourth one on friday and saturday. that next storm system lining up 67 lightning strikes past the half hour, so it will get bumpy i will show you that forecast as we go through tomorrow morning. here is the deal, the storm front itself is going to hit us at 2:00 in the morning. and even if you are going to try to sleep at 2:00 a.m., you will hear it coming down on your roof. look at this, guerneville, san francisco and down to san jose, you can see that orange to red color, that is the extreme heavy rain that will be with us at 2:00 a.m. along with some lightning, hail and wind gust. i do see this rain continuing into the morning. on so

aircraft field, -- mark canfield. let's have a look at the global economy.ts economic outlook for the first time in your seeing gross domestic product expanding 2.9%, to percentage points -- .2 percentage points more than they forecast in october. they lend it to resilient in the reopening of china. expected growth about about. pierre-olivier gourinchas is the chief economist at the international monetary fund. thank you for joining us. walk us through your forecast and the reason why you've upgraded it. and possibly the opportunity to upgrade the forecast again soon. >> well, thank you for having me. what we are looking at is what is going to be a challenging year. while we are projecting for 2023 is 2.9% growth. then rebounding to three point 1% in 2024. these are low growth numbers, well below what we averaged, from 2000, to 2019. it's and upgrade compared to what we were expecting back in october. this is due to resilience, resilience, resilience. we had more resilience households in the u.s., resilience to the energy crisis in europe. a lot of economies

the san jose at oh, 88 hundreds and canfield coming in at 3.5 inches of ransom, marine county, doing what it does really get a bunch of rain. welcome back. we'll take a look at the full forecast and time out. this system is coming in on friday and saturday. here the san francisco police commission is meeting tonight to vote on policy changes to traffic stops right now the board is hearing comments from the public. the new policy would direct officers to focus less on stopping drivers for low level offenses that includes a broken tail light or expired registration tag. supporters say this will reduce racial bias in policing this d g o does not in any way prohibit officers from pulling someone over who run a red light who run a stop sign who are speeding or who are creating unsafe driving conditions? if anything, this allows the officer to prioritize those offenses, which is making people unsafe in which the community is complaining about. and allowing them to do their job. tonight people who oppose the policy change say those low level traffic stops actually help prevent crimes and ca

the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in canfield, on upper toy on drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spence throughout it kind a few hours here and there one night. i think we have no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. >> things do get challenging. >> that gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. most people i spoke to said they're grateful for the rain because it helps the drought conditions. but they say this. >> maybe too much of a good thing in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and now taking a live look outside at transamerica pyramid where, you know, it's looking dry right now, but things are about to change probably in the coming hours and days. let's check in now with day for the latest. hey. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody.

boots and for some people in the area, those things are becoming necessities on upper toy on driving canfield. some people have been dealing with power outages on and off since wednesday. >> it's been spear out it kind of the few hours here and there one night. i think we had no power all night to gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. >> he says they're relying heavily on flashlights, batteries and candles. when the power does come back on the family charges, everything with more wet weather on the way they expect their power to continue to be inconsistent. most people i spoke to say they are grateful for all the rain because they say that the drought conditions are improving, but it can be too much of a good thing. and that's what's becoming now live in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thanks a lot. the red cross offering a helping hand is this series of storms continues to sweep across the bay area. nearly 350 people are right now being cared for an emergency shelters. the red cross points out that all d

. >> the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in canfield, on upper toy on drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spence throughout it kind of the few hours here and there one night. i think we had no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. >> things do get challenging. >> that gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. most people i spoke to said they're grateful for the rain because it helps the drought conditions. but they say this. >> maybe too much of a good thing in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> with that, we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. this is a live look at downtown san francisco tonight the rain's just spend coming and going come in and go and looks so peaceful from this vantage point, right? and then like that old cliche writes the calm b

it doesn't mean that can't change but bodega bay 59 100 scorn villa half inch canfield 43 yard fielda third of an inch navarro's had good rain as well. 44 100 there. san rafael santa rosa 1000.39 napa third of an inch ben lomond. also a third san francisco, now up to a third of an inch sfo, 0.24 oakland 0.23 systems coming in with multiple watches, warnings, concerns and we'll lay them out for you. heavy rain flood watch out again for the entire bay area. flash flooding . mudslides are possible high wind warning now again, the wind will kick in more later. highest gas will be tonight as the front comes in down trees down on maybe power outages and hazardous travel due to any rain roadway flooding. heaviest rain , though, is late tonight, maybe around nine or 10 o'clock. so that could lead to a lot of issues, especially overnight into tomorrow morning. just a powerhouse system. i mean, it really is totally different from the one we had on saturday. i don't have time to explain it. but this is more of a you know, you see that lowest developing, and it's tapped into some very deep moist

. >> the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in canfield, on upper toy on drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spinster out it kind a few hours here and there one night. i think we have no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. >> things do get challenging. >> that gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. >> think most people i spoke to said that there's a lot of rain and it could be too much rain. it is helpful for the drought, but it is starting to cause some big problems that people who live in this area live in mill valley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thanks a lot. happening now, an evacuation warning still in place for people living near the russian river in sonoma county. this map is showing the areas affected stretching from healdsburg jenner. the r

already thoroughly saturated, and tonight's high tide will make things worse, says rescue team member canfielde department battalion chief dave glenn. the tides are today are supposed to be 6.2. but with the storm surge they're saying it could be a foot to a foot and a half higher and the water that runs into creeks has nowhere to go because it flows into the bay and the bay is higher. the water has nowhere to go, so that's when it comes out of its banks and causes flooding. that's why swift water and urban search and rescue teams are staged throughout the county, and we have a seven of these throughout the county. we also have six rescue inflatable boats throughout the county, and they're staffed with the rescue personnel that are trained to rescue people with them. water rescues happen not just in streams. but flooded streets. inundated neighborhoods and creeks overrunning their banks. 10 15 years ago, we had swift water running through the streets of sense, elmo and it was like a river. it was going so fast down there. the problem with that is there's all kinds of debris flowing down the ri

and we like that santa rosa canfield, 240.32 napa 0.20 livermore just over 1/10 of an inch san francisco attentive attention as you can see nothing, just a few of the light showers closer to redwood city, san jose and in oakland. here is the satellite and the radar. so yesterday's system is history. it's moved on out of town as you can see the action from earlier this morning. even out towards the sierra. portions of the mountains are starting to clear out already and you can see our local radar right now is all in the clear current number is what is what you'll notice. it's a cold pattern. so behind the cold front, you have cold air. so the morning hours have been chilly. the afternoon hours you can see mainly in the upper forties to the lower fifties. here's a live camera looking out toward the bay above san francisco, or we just have a few visiting clouds, but that's just about it. no more rain clouds expected for today. no rain clouds through the weekend, but we talked about the cold air and freeze warning. kicks in friday morning, probably the saturday morning as well. this is for p

already thoroughly saturated, and tonight's high tide will make things worse, says rescue team member canfielddepartment battalion chief dave glenn. the tides are today are supposed to be 6.2. but with the storm surge they're saying it could be a foot to a foot and a half higher and the water that runs into creeks has nowhere to go because it flows into the bay and the bay is higher. the water has nowhere to go, so that's when it comes out of its banks and causes flooding. that's why swift water and urban search and rescue teams are staged throughout the county, and we have a seven of these throughout the county. we also have six rescue inflatable boats throughout the county, and they're staffed with the rescue personnel that are trained to rescue people with them. water rescues happen not just in streams. but flooded streets. inundated neighborhoods and creeks overrunning their banks. 10 15 years ago, we had swift water running through the streets of sense, elmo and it was like a river. it was going so fast down there. the problem with that is there's all kinds of debris flowing down the rive

already thoroughly saturated, and tonight's high tide will make things worse, says rescue team member canfield, fire department battalion chief dave glenn. the tides are today are supposed to be 6.2. but with the storm surge they're saying it could be a foot to a foot and a half higher and the water that runs into creeks has nowhere to go because it flows into the bay and the bay is higher. the water has nowhere to go, so that's when it comes out of its banks and causes flooding. that's why swift water and urban search and rescue teams are staged throughout the county, and we have a seven of these throughout the county. we also have six rescue inflatable boats throughout the county, and they're staffed with the rescue personnel that are trained to rescue people with them. water rescues happen not just in streams but flooded streets. inundated neighborhoods and creeks overrunning their banks. 10 15 years ago, we had swift water running through the streets of sense, elmo and it was like a river. it was going so fast down there. the problem with that is there's all kinds of debris flowing down th

now in their wake, we've gotten over an inch of rain in canfield. santa rosa just under an inch about a half an inch in redwood city. pretty impressive. oakland just under 4 tenths about a quarter of an inch in san francisco. so far and mountain view. as i mentioned, when you head down to the south bay, san jose hasn't got a whole lot yet. mountain view just about 15, one hundredths of an inch. but i have some good news, everyone before we head into this very rainy weekend. i want you to take a look at this extended forecast. so take a look at your tv. if you're within the sound of my voice, you're going want to see this. we are going to be ready to the weekend. no doubt about it. we could even see thunderstorms on saturday and then again into that sunday monday storm. but tuesday, wednesday, thursday, notice we're starting to pull out of this because our jet stream it's going to track to the north. and when that happens, it's going to start to bring all of the rainy weather to the north of us. so in other words, the seattle players can take the rai

. >> canfield, look at this. impressive number. 2.8, 7 inches of rain mill valley. 2.4 for the north bay really got some totals going or in civic center. 1.9, 3, you can see just under one and a half. and santa rosa about 9 tenths of an inch in san francisco and just over half an inch and oakland, south bay got a little bit less than that. they had kind of a trace to about a 10th of an inch and a lot of spots. but we do have this low pressure system that's sitting right off the coast and that is going to be driving some rain our way today, though, as just the mention, we caught a break and it has been nice that rain has stayed to the north of us. more kind of up in the extreme northern california, almost oregon coast area. and that's where it will remain as we go throughout the night tonight. tomorrow is a different story. but today people out and about as we ta a live look at the embarcadero may be getting some things done. maybe cleaning up a little bit. making sure you're ready for the next round of rain. temp

canfield over 2 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. mill valley, as you can see, just under 2 inches about an inch in richmond over in the east bay, santa rosa just under an inch about a half an inch in san francisco mountain sitting in that that shadow of the mountains there in the santa cruz mountains makes it a little bit less of a total happening in the south bay and parts of the east of the a peninsula as well. we do have some wind out there. half moon bay right now about 24 miles per hour. so we're going to be gusty as we go throughout our afternoon nap or right now at 20 miles an hour. and we are under that wind advisory through 07:00pm tonight. so again, we've got saturated ground. we've also got wind happening. so we've got to watch out for trees that could come down as we take a look outside here. you can see very great conditions, but we are going to see things change as we get into the next 8 hours. i'll tell you all about that. and we also talk about some of the snow in the sierra that we can that's happening. it will be h

already thoroughly saturated, and tonight's high tide will make things worse, says rescue team member canfield , fire department battalion chief dave glenn. the tides are today are supposed to be 6.2. but with the storm surge they're saying it could be a foot to a foot and a half higher and the water that runs into creeks has nowhere to go because it flows into the bay and the bay is higher. the water has nowhere to go, so that's when it comes out of its banks and causes flooding. that's why swift water and urban search and rescue teams are staged throughout the county, and we have a seven of these throughout the county. we also have six rescue inflatable boats throughout the county. and they're staffed with the rescue personnel that are trained to rescue people with them. water rescues happen not just in streams but flooded streets. inundated neighborhoods and creeks overrunning their banks. 10 15 years ago, we had swift water running through the streets of sense, elmo and it was like a river. it was going so fast down there. the problem with that is there's all kinds of debris flowing down t

everyone else's too, but i want to talk about the rain that we got yesterday because check it out in canfield. 2.8, 7 inches of rain. mill valley got 2.4 for just under 2 inches at the civic center. north bay really over chief yesterday. 1.4, 7 in santa rosa, san francisco, 9 tenths of an inch. you can see oakland about just under 6 tenths of an inch down. the south bay was really more of a trace to about a 10th of an inch, though. little rain shadow effect happening there. but today we have the break. yes, we do have another low pressure system sitting right off the coast, but at least for today, it is directing all of its rain to the north of us. you can see it up there in the far reaches of northern california. but for us, we are staying dry today and starting to see a few peeks of sun. i could see some out the window in my view right now. and it's been a minute right live. look outside here. beautiful coit tower and temperatures are also warmer today, which is really nice as well. a little cool in concord. 54 degrees. but check out san jose where it's 66, everybody else sitting in those l

mark canfield is with us. we're looking at inflation at its peak. direction is clear. we are headed into may be a recession, what are you looking at as far as guidance from china and korea as far as external demand is concerned? marco: source traders -- mark: a source traders are concerned it's not clear whether the direction of recessions coming down. it's was central bankers will do about it. the reason you are seeing such a strong start to so many asset is that traders are convinced that the federal reserve, they've already decided that they have done enough to beat the inflation situation. traders are betting that they don't have to fear huge rate hikes anymore from the federal reserve. that is the most important input. traders, that is what you are seeing. the dollar also week, treasury yields have come down. people are in a good mood. apart from those in japan. it is a different story. rishaad: mark, we have been looking at the dollar. we have it at a death cross. the move is being so aggressive for the downside, for the dollar. what is your take? mark: it is pro

checking, including san rafael to canfield was the most that i saw 3.5 to have import with good rain.anta rosa that's at the airport. this time, the outfield an inch and a quarter, big basin state park and internet quarter san francisco 0.94, oakland 0.64 and livermore 0.28. the forecast projection. i showed you yesterday for livermore. and 0.29. that's really good, really good. what model you used to give the european nine kilometers? alright, we do have our system going north. that's allowing us to get a break today from the rain, but it will be back tomorrow. so it looks good today sixties on the temps enjoy it because rain returns tomorrow . but today it would be mild warm, you guys alright. so you thank you time now. 7 41 a new warning this morning, the population of the united states is heading down details on the y the lack of a population increase could cause chaos for the economy newsroom say good morning again to andre senior as you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. well good morning to you captured on camera, a snowboarder caught in the middle

my mind is racing, so i'm trying to slow down canfield, 1.77 sfo an inch and three quarters oakland 1.6ose every 1.25 in san francisco one. oh, six. more rain is coming in. this will be the what we call the associated trough of low pressure but already coming in from the west southwest, beginning to make its presence felt up in mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma county, and even in the napa county and also some activity coming in here southern areas of the peninsula around mountain view san jose and then coming in that's amount common on the radar site right there. and then on the least side, they santa cruz mountains you can see from san jose south san jose down towards morgan hill. there's some activity there. rainfall looks again to favor santa rosa, half moon bay and ben lomond, at least in the next 24 hours or so we'll get a break as we said on friday, but another half inch to maybe an inch and a half some of the wettest locations possible for today's system. 59 sfo, san jose's 58 56 santa rosa 54. brownwood livermore is pretty mild air masks and more is on the way ther

canfield 3/3 inches of rain mill valley. 2.56 around mount tamil pastor was also around three inches around tip around two and a quarter and then northward gern ville picked up over two inches of rain. but i mean there were some locations only had about a quarter of an inch, especially out towards livermore. but not for marin county. it was go, go go most of the day the line is lifted north. that's the good news. it'll be mild to warm today. you can see this system is going to go parallel line itself to the coast. as it digs. there's ridges building over intermountain region, and the system were caught in between. deepening low and then eventually work its way in here tomorrow cloudy and mild in the morning rain moves north clouds and sun breezy and warmer mid sixties on some of these temps here, and you can see. diablo, south south oakland, north oakland south above the oakland zoo, zoos southeast and 14 big rock mount veeder atlas peak. it's all a suddenly breezing place. this is a warm air mass. so is this all lives north? we're in the fifties already. mid fifties here for some, i

canfield so far has picked up 2/10 of an internal show that in a second, this is the light steady alrightably too soon to show rain totals. but what the heck you all want to see your town? can't feel too tense. venetia 18 100 sandra fell. 13 santa rosa 12 the city 12 richmond point. oh nine sfo point oh, eight, oakland 80.8. there will be a ton more on the way. the focus has been again all the forecast models really want to hit hit the areas north of the golden gate strongest. but i cannot forget santa cruz mountains are in line for some tremendous amounts of rain here. the sierra travel is not advised . it'll be wind and rain today it will be true. unbelievable amounts of snow going forward. starting late tonight. tomorrow windows start to turn more east southeast. we're already seeing that so temperatures will be more mild. some fog has been on the east, but that has to be getting chewed up pretty fast due to the wind and also the rain. so look for rain to be steady. and then when this system comes in, this is for the morning. more steady but steady ranking. add up when will be cranked