crews from the sonoma county water agency began clearing brush and deepening the creek channel, dave cook went on a rescue mission. >> this is probably a fish that just hatched maybe a month or two ago, a couple of months ago. >> reporter: it is a small coho netted from the vineyard, one of the precious 40 recovered today and then moved on to a safe place. >> well, one at a time if that's what it takes. >> reporter: on green valley road, one at a time is what it takes. from sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> tomorrow marks two weeks since the devastating flooding along coyote creek in san jose. abc 7 news returned to the rock springs neighborhood today to check back in and see how the cleanup is going. some roads are still closed and there's still flood damaged apartments closed off and marked with a big red x like you see there. overall the areas look much better than it did 13 days ago. the before video is on the right of your screen. hundreds of cars and homes were underwater and people had to be evacuated by boat. today there is still some flood damaged furniture sitting a

. >> one more for dave cook. senior specialist for the water agency spent the day on a rescue mission for salmon and freshwater shrimp. what is the danger, you might wonder? green valley creek, where sediment has risen, we have this a road that looks like a water fall. and vineyard beyond that in places resemble is a debris field. the water flowing over the road now for more than two months compared with what we are looking at here. this is a good day. here are some individually we shot a year ago last january. it represents a typical flood during storms. the water rose so fast and so deep that for any one helping to reach the other side. a 45 minute detour. both ways. no wonder the road signs read more like an understatement. >> this is progressively gotten worse and worse and worse. every year it has the gotten worse. >> he owns the 30-acre vineyard and dealt with the problem for years. it balances the needs of people with the patterns of nature. that creek is a sensitive environment. >> growing chardonnay grap

. >> one more for dave cook. senior specialist for the water agency spent the day on a rescue mission for salmon and freshwater shrimp. what is the danger, you might wonder? green valley creek, where sediment has risen, we have this a road that looks like a water fall. and vineyard beyond that in places resemble is a debris field. the water flowing over the road now for more than two months compared with what we are looking at here. this is a good day. here are some individually we shot a year ago last january. it represents a typical flood during storms. the water rose so fast and so deep that for any one helping to reach the other side. a 45 minute detour. both ways. no wonder the road signs read more like an understatement. >> this is progressively gotten worse and worse and worse. every year it has the gotten worse. >> he owns the 30-acre vineyard and dealt with the problem for years. it balances the needs of people with the patterns of nature. that creek is a sensitive environment. >> growing chardonnay grap

reporter: to date, ade delice effort to clear brush and deepening the creek channel wildlife biologist dave cook went on a rescue mission. >> this is probably a fish that just hatched maybe a month or two ago, maybe a couple months ago. >> reporter: it's small netted from the vineyard, one of a precious 40 recovered today and moved on to a safe place. >> well, one at a time. that's what it takes. >> reporter: on green valley road, one at a time is what it i can takes. >>> tomorrow marks two weeks sinlt t since the devastating flooding in san jose. abc 7 news returned today to check back and see how the cleanup is going. some roads are still closed. there are still flood damaged apartments closed off and marked with a big red x. overall, the area is looking much better than it did 13 days ago. the before video is on the right when hundreds of cars and homes were under water and people had to be evacuated by boat. today there is still flood damaged furniture left along the curb. they visited flooded public properties as part of the city's application process to receive emergency funding. they will

i'm dave clark. pam cook will be here shortly. steve pal son is here . he's in his office talking about our forecast. >> a warmer day. it's clear out. fog forming a little bit. a little fog forming by arenda. >> i hear you. >> i wonder if you heard that. >> i hear you. >> that's going to play into our forecast. north bay around -- camacho today, we have to keep an eye on that. but everything is lifting in the ward including most of the cloud cover, so unless you're well on the north coast. then i would think that rain will not be an issue. for us, it will knock 40s on the temps. we'll get some 30s. warmer with upper 30s, but more 40s to the north bay and even napa and kelcey so far. weak pressure is building in. it translates into warmer temps and the bay area will get in on more temps as things are lifting to the northwest. we look good for upper 60s to low 70s. here he is at 4:01. >> thank you, steve. i video -- i have video we're going to look at and it's the mud slide in marin county. this has been going on for days and we've had closures of drake in

cook. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about your weather. steve foster is there. >> it's going to be warmer, so our weather was nice. we'll bump it up a few degrees and issue a windy pattern. the busiest meteorologist are in texas. draw your attention to the right of your screen. that didn't do too much for us, but it tapped into a lot of moisture of the four corners and the rockies so you can see that will be a major weather player through the country. for us, it's quiet. higher clouds build through to the north, but all sides point to a fast warmup. 40s and a lot of 50s. more 50s than we have seen in a while. kelcey is one of the ice boxes. 50 in glen alan. 55 in nevada. not much of a breeze and it's not going to amount to much. tomorrow it will. we'll drive into see ar ierra nevada and it will crank up to a sheet. warmer and 70s for many. mid 70s for some. 4:01, you heard me. >> in the morning. >> i know, crazy. >> good morning. in case you're thinking the same thing at home thinking it's crazy, well, i'm going to help you get on that tra

dave cook could not be here today. i am your substitute teacher and i hope you all behave. thank you for coming. our guest today is nancy pelosi. this is her 12 visit to the monitor group. the sessions have been held here , political conventions, and at a speaker office coffee. we know that the speaker is a chocolate fan. thank you for coming back. i am going to skip the biographical portion to get right to questions. in honor of international women's day, a couple of days ago, i will point out that leader pelosi is the first woman in american history to lead a major party in congress and became the first to serve as speaker and she has been minority leader since january 2011. now, the operational details. we are on the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the breakfast ends. if you would like to ask a question, send me a subtle signal and i will do my best to call on as many folks as possible. if i do not know your name, i apologize. leader start by offering pelosi the opportunity to m

cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's start talking about your weather, rain is apart of your forecast. >> and maybe thunderstorms too. we had a couple. one approaching santa cruz and one by sonoma and one over tib ron. we'll look at it closer. a ban looks like it went through. it coming down a bit. we had decent rainfall, but the cell has gone through. there's isolated cells over tibalon. livermore out to tracy, i would. it might be tough there right now with heavy rain for the next half hour. >> i hear you. >> i know you do. >> san jose and right into the santa cruz mountains, that's one of the cells right there. and also into morgan hill and some are around -- wood side are popping up. that's heading to palo alto. we'll get clearing in the afternoon. this has to rotate between now and noon and that will keep some thunderstorm activity cooler. 50 on the temps, but this will give occasional thunderstorms and the main was up in the valley. we had our fair share of active valley. 60s. morning rain and thunder and aft

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. some people might say it's tuesday but some say it's already tuesday. >> and some are saying it's going to be partly cloudy. >> it will be sunny for us. >>> it's tuesday. it's a day in a life enjoy it. >> i know, it's beautiful outside. >> not northeast. >> yeah. >> although there's a lot of twitter chatter that this is a bust. snow totals coming in a little less. there could be some places with a lot of snow but some are saying that's not happening. some areas getting rain. some getting sleet. still, blizzard warnings are out there. it's going to be numerous travel delays as you might imagine. so the blizzard warning does include new york city. philadelphia as well and then winter storm warning almost the entire northeast. any way you look at it it's still going to be a problem for many. the axis is centered more towards nevada now than california. it will still hold its grip. and also a little bit on the coast. half moon bay had some really thick fog. even wood side at 48 degrees. 5

dave cook couldn't be here today. he's a little under the weather so i am your substitute teacher, and i hope you all behave. thank you for coming. our guest today is house democratic leader nancy pelosi. this is her 12th visit to the monitor group. 12th. it has been at political conventions and in the speaker's office in april of 2009, complete with gir dele chocolate. we know -- ghiradelli chocolate. we know the speaker is a chocolate fan. thank you for coming back. i will skip the bigraphical portions and get right to questions. in honor of international women's day i will point out that leader pelosi is the first woman in american history to lead a major party in congress and in january, 2007, became the first to serve as speaker and she has been minority leader since january of 2011. now, onto the operational details as always. we're on the record. please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way. and there's no embargo when the breakfast ends. finally, if you'

dave cook could not be here today. i am your substitute teacher and i hope you all behave.

i'm dave clark. pam cook is off today. steve is off as well but we have mark here this morning. mark? >> happy to be here with you dave and i think actually might be rain or snowing when they do that snowpack survey today, because you can see they are tracking a weather system out to our east and up to our north as well also impacting the bay area weather pattern with cooler temperatures and some gusty winds so here is the overall weather picture with the rain showers up to our north and moving out to our east as well, as you can see out towards south lake tahoe snow levels around 5500 feet and i did see a light rain report out toward blue canyon this morning. right now lots of 50s on board temperatures not extremely cold but if you feel that wind it feels chilly we'll check in on the current wind speeds and you could see pretty strong gusts out toward novado sustained at 25 gusting to 48 miles an hour, concord winds sustained at 12 gusting to 20, and more reports for you with sfo gusting to 32 miles an hour. san jose not nearly as strong winds only three miles an hour so for tod

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dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's take it over to steve in the weather center. >> thursday's the break day some of this rain will continue to move through but sal will continue to touch on these traffic cameras. we're going to see a reenforcement to some of this rein as a pretty sig quantity area of low pressure is going to sweep through. today and tomorrow pretty active days here. there will be some better bans of 11 eye rain. there is a winter weather advisory for the sierras but there's more rain than snow. 50s, 60s on the temp. it's that pretty good breeze here kicking up. it's a south wind. it will be most of the day. some areas are just getting a general rain, some are getting a little heavier rain. also down around gilroy and just south of morgan hill over to watsonville. it's one of those where you might get brief heavy rain that's going to give us some off and on rain. 60s today. all right. 4:32 and you have an issue right away. >>> no, we do have traffic that's going to be slow, steve because of the we

cook. >> good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson's right over there in his office. >> overall mostly sunny here today. might be a few clouds coming down from the northwest but temperatures will start to bump up ever so slowly. high will be in the 60s around the bay. >>> steve, good morning to you. traffic is going to be okay if you're driving on the altman pass. you can see westbound 580 traffic is going to be okay. there have been no major issues coming into the livermore area. off to a good start here. this morning does look quiet. this is a look at interstate 880. and the morning commute westbound bay bridge is like getting into san francisco. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> investigators will be out in west oakland this morning after yesterday's deadly fire that killed at least three people and put many more out of their homes. >> yeah, the fire erupted early yesterday morning on san pablo avenue. firefighters still searching for one person who is unaccounted for. ktvu's jana katsuyama has more. >> reporte

cook. >> i'm dave clark. if you noticed we are twins today. >> we are classic black and white. >> michael jackson song. >> yeah. >> steve paulson's right over there with our forecast. it sounds like a great forecast. >> for us. >> yes. >>> it will still be one more day. thank you, you two. we do have some clear skies although some patchy fog has moved its way back. nothing was an issue yesterday except some warm temps. sfo hit 77 degrees. most of these were down towards salinas airport. yet the ridge of high pressure is slowly moving toward the east. few little patches of fog and some higher clouds will begin to work its wra in but still another warm day inland. 40s, 50s on the temps. you can see this cloud cover. again it's not going to amount to too much. a little bit around here. so maybe some partly cloudies to the north. but still mostly sunny totd. 67. a slight cooling coast in moon bay. one more day near 80 for a few. all right. sal, 5:01 we thought we had an issue but now things are light. >> for the

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up 5:30 in the morning. e been here for hours. it's pretty nice outside. >>> dave's been talking about trivia and zorro. >> zorro. >> yeah. thank you. very sharp on the trivia. >>> we do have mostly clear skies. there is a little chill to that morning air. but overall we are looking for a mostly sunny day. but that breeze will still be be us. 30s, 40s, 50s still 30s still. 50s, 60s by noon and 60s and 70s as we head towards the afternoon high temps. an afternoon low is setting up shop in the four corners. it's going to play major weather there. we're on the drier northwest side of that. so that ushers in some cooler air. you can see that air flow and occasionally coming down a few clouds. but we are looking for a lot more sunshine today. 40s, 50s on these temps. east bay temps. black hawks 43. danville in there as well. so is livermore and 44 out there in the concord pavilion. look for a rebound pretty quick as all the energy is hitting the pacific northwest. low 70s inland. mostly sunny, breezy and warm. sal

cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. it is friday. >> thank goodness i was the only one not to wear green. >> i wear red on fridays. >> that is just you. >> all right. >>> yes, we have a break, once we got rid of the fog it was a good day. there is a system offshore and it is going to get here but not until over the weekend. but today high pressure says i think it will be a little bit warmer weather. we lost the big fog bank and 40 half moon bay. 4444 pataloma. this system will be our weekend visitor bringing us a lot of clouds. today it's sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures bumping up a little bit. 60s back to some 70s. happy friday to you, sal. >> happy to you. >>> we are going to watch the tracy commute, of course, if you are coming in from tracy 205, 580 you can see the traffic is moving well. green is good when it comes to traffic flows as you can see all over the by area. this is interstate the 80 in oakland. traffic is off to a very nice start as you drive through the coliseum area. at the by bridge toll plaza you

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it sounds like it's going to be gorgeous into the weekend. >> it's like is this june or july. yeah. >> talking about fog and low clouds. warm temperatures inland. yeah, so get ready. it looks like a nice quiet weather pattern as we head towards the weekend. and also up in the north bay for san jose. you can leave the umbrella at home. on the satellite there you can see the rain. it's not here. up near the pacific northwest and maybe clipping the extreme portions of northern california. still a bit of a northerly wind setting up at the surface. it's hard to see on the satellite right now but some patches trying to regroup near the coastline. . >>> current numbers, you can see santa rosa visibility is down to about 1/2 mile. we get a chance to dry out. several days so yesterday and then today and friday, saturday, sunday, monday we'll probably add tuesday to this as well. the main rain threat is to up the north in the bay area. partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours, the temperatu

dave clark. >> i'm in for pam cook. let's head to steve who is watching some weather for us. >> i have a bone to pick with you, i saw you on friday night and you didn't even say hi. >> that was on purpose [ laughter ] >> well, the change over the weekend, you know a lot of clouds and not much else, the high humidity and the breeze is kicking in and the rain is on the way. not a whole lot, but we're looking at the pattern changes. off and on into tuesday and wednesday and the best system so far on friday. a break on thursday for sure. everything coming from the southwest and west, very deep moisture as we say. we tonight have any trigger, the jet stream support, but everyone is on the same ballpark here, a lot of 50s with the southerly breeze. it's a mild day until we get the rain in here. out at the delta, we get additional cooling and we have to wait a little bit to get that jet stream support and that will later on. so 60s and mostly cloudy, rain later for the evening commute, but not much for the morning commute. 4:0

cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. we're talking about weather and over there is steve paulson. >> and i'm talking about over there. >> very intense weather as predicted. >> very intense. the system is right -- the surface low is right over del mar. so right in line with model forecast. it's pretty close here. washington d.c. is about the cut off line. i wouldn't want to forecast line. it's moving north wrard it will probably be mostly snow unless it's right on the coast. back home oh, so quiet. we had some record highs today. the ridge of high pressure was over here yesterday. it's still there but it's more centered over las vegas and bakersfield. very shallow. it won't matter inlavnd. i still think we'll get one more warm day. wean well to the north we're finding upper 40s and 50s. slight easterly breeze to a slight westerly breeze. 60s, 70s and a few 80s popping up. >>> it is 4:01 and all's quiet weather wise. what about traffic? >> not bad. it's not bad right now. i noticed one thing there's some debris northbound

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. 5:30. going to check in with steve. i'm hoping this rain will help my allergies. >> yeah, the trees are bad. everything's bad. >> a lot of blooming. >> although the wild flowers are very pretty if you're hiking up in t hills and traveling to places. there's a look of the bright side. certainly probably towards the end of the week. thunderstorm activity has already popped up in the russian river. what time is it 5:30 in the morning. never too early for acdc. there it goes. look for lake you can always let me know and look what's punching here on the san mateo. looks like saratoga as well in sunniville. you know sometimes i like to have fun but sometimes i have to be serious and this low is really going to destabilize the atmosphere. 50s and 60s we're already seeing and i think it's going to pick up in the valley. it would not surprise me at all if they had some severe weather out in the valley. you can see some of that rain around lakeport. also cloverdale and then there are areas wher

dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. steve is here. it has been a good week. >> warmer each day, thank you. we do have most of that cloud cover from yesterday has now lifted north or moved off and that's the theme or the focus for probably the next four or five days. something might come in on the weekend and that has been we placed with high pressure. we'll go with the trend and that's to get warmer weather in here and our good friend john cleared 45 degrees. the heater didn't come on all morning. that means it's not that cold. that's true. unless you're well up north, you have sunshine and they have hit and miss showers. 40s on the temps. where are those 30s. i said where are those 30s? i can't find any. listen to me, son, when i'm speaking to you. up and over she goes, high pressure says i haven't been around here for a while, so i think i'll kick in unless you're in north humble county, you'll have cloud cover, but southern california is getting upper clouds. upper 60s for some, sal. that's all i have. >> really? >> yes. >> okay, f

i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we're going to sam -- >> [indiscernible]. >> no, i guess not with the sunrise. >> no. >> yeah. you're in the control room -- >> that's santa deablo. >> there's a little snow up there in hamilton. i know that. but that was a couple of days ago. this is now and we have clear skies. it's going to be a beautiful day. 30s and 40s on the temps and good morning, sp and good morning wt. march is coming in like a lamb. but cold, 36. looking forward to more rain. well, you are. i don't think you have a lot of company on that. but bit weekend, you'll enjoy that because it does look like rain is on the way. not today and not tomorrow and probably not friday either, but saturday, maybe. today it's about clear skies, it looks good. 30s and 40s on the temps, even over the coast, 37. but there's an offshore breeze. that will be nice. 39

cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about friday weather. steve paulson knows. >> a little change today. >> i heard many people say it feels like spring. >> thank you, pam and dave. we do have a little bit of a change. there will be more fog showing up here and clouds will start to slowly work their way in here. nothing too dramatic. that won't occur until overnight into tomorrow. it won't be as sunny as yesterday. we are looking for that cloud cover to continue to increase. it's leading to a change out there. 30s and 40s on your temps. a little warmer but still plenty of 30s here. chelsea a balmy 35. 37 napa. 39 mill valley. look for mostly sunny in the morning and partly cloudy to maybe mostly cloudy this afternoon. your rainmaker for the weekend is getting its act together and it will be here over the weekend. increasing clouds today. a lot of 60s but slightly cooler. happy friday. >> happy friday to you, steve. >> thank you, sir. >> i want to mention that the commute is off to a nice start. traffic does look good on 580 as you drive into

cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather for thursday. steve paulson's right there. >> it looks a little cooler. >> a little break. >> yes, until tomorrow. >>> we have everything come doing out of the north but all the cloud cover and thunderstorm activity has moved off. you can see the air flow coming down off the in other words. clouds increasing up to the north. we'll start off sunny and then we'll get some increasing clouds later and then some rain on friday. 40s, maybe a few 30s showing up here. we'll stay in the upper 30s or 40s but 35 up in kelseyville. napa 40 i would expect probably about 37, 38. and low and behold look at what's going on down in phoenix. they're getting some rain down there. you're probably saying hey this is not supposed to happen. well it is. .60s on the temps today. it's 4:01 and here he is let's hope today's quieter for everybody including you. >> okay. no rain huh. >> tomorrow morning. >> all right. so another night of good sleep. >>> good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. does

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. checking in with steve this morning. sounds like a little bit of a break before the rain. >> another system on sunday as well. then maybe a break although i still think this pattern goes into april this pattern being one of wetter than usual. it's that kind of year. november, december we were dry. also beginning of march. as you know the rain has come back and i would favor anything that says rain. it looks like it's clearing out pretty quick but a couple of those fast moving zip into the santa cruz mountains. but if it it happens it will be brief and it will be quick. increasing clouds throughout the day. it is cooler compared to 24 hours ago. those aren't the currents just compared to 24 hours ago. we'll start to see mostly cloudy skies by this evening. 40s and 50s on your temps. some upper 30s possible but right now there's a lot of 40s in the east bay. we get a little northerly brees as well and a westerly breeze out towards the delta and look for the sierra nevada will be nice today. highs will be in the upper 50s t

dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook today. steve paulson telling you to throw that umbrella in the car just keep it for later. >> later. >> not now. >> that tower sure stands out. >> yes, it does. the chronicle did a nice story on that, saturday. the view from up above. >> mike mibach went up there and said it was scary. >> yeah, nothing scary about our weather yet, but it's going to be a pretty active week here with a lot of cloud cover on the way, but it is really mild right now. everything coming from the west southwest. there's a south wind coming up for the santa clara valley. even a little muggy there until e we get this system to inch closer. there's an abundance of moisture being swept up here. but the jet stream and the colder air, all still pretty far away as we need to wait for that to work its way in here. starting tonight on tuesday and wednesday, looks pretty active here with 50s. 56 degrees. sfo at 56. you combine that with a rather robust delta breeze and a strong breeze coming up already developing, up to 20 e

cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark.'s go to mark tamaio. >> when i see it it's just like okay there's the fog ibeen talking about for the -- i've been talking about for the past hour. a little bit of summertime out there. the low clouds and fog that could impact your visibility. here's our live satellite as you can see the storm track heading way up to our north. as i mentioned, the fog will just kind of do it its thing near the coast and the bay and the satellite's having a hard time picking up on some of the low overcast. i have seen some low visibilities up in the north bay down to about a half mile or down to a mile. current tumors out there santa ross is a 45 degrees. when you get a chance to dry out so finally several days of dry weather kicked up yesterday. the drying streak here and that will continue into your thursday. your friday, your saturday, sunday, monday, and possibly into tuesday. several days of rain-free weather. at least for this morning partly cloudy skies. some patchy areas of fog as you just saw

cook. i'm dave clark. steve paulson has the information. >> fog has decided to come back. >> i bet. >> quite a bit for some. inland areas in south bay will stay clear for a little bit and you'll see increasing clouds come -- coming in. some is obscuring the view from south traffic camera and your viewer was well. hello, a big hello. thank you wayne. mild 54, clear so far. no wind. we're on the downhill to the weekend. not yet for me, by ut close. i know what you mean, thank you. marty sent me a tweet this says, oth, happy oth, steve. over the hump. not yet. 80 deck tell about s -- 80 degrees temps. cooler is the main weather. 40s. 50s for some. 46 in logan creek. the onshore push and the fog is going to drop those coastal temps. there's not a lot to this system but it will push the low cloud. the radar returns, but that's far to the north. clouds in the north, more sun to the south and cooler with 60s and 70s. 7:00. it's popping up on skrur your screens or what. >> w

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. 6:02 is the time. so we could get a little rain saturday night. >> correct. >> and it is gray for the next few days. >> pretty much. it is a change compared to monday and tuesday. >> it was sunny and warm. especially on the coast. that has ended and reversed itself in a big way that was a weak front but it still dropped the temperatures a good ten to 15 degrees. the fog bank was large and in charge. and earlier this week, the high pressure was like that and we'll get mostly sunny skies. but the coast will deal with the fog deck and it is on the mild side and pacifica is one and still a few 40s in the santa cruz mountains. and campbell is 56. and westerly breeze is in place. a lot of high clouds will continue to work their way through, 50s, 60s. 6:02. and want to start with highway 24. >> yes, we had some earlier trouble and now we're looking at it and traffic on 24 is moderate here in lafayette. and it is a little slow when you get there, you will see the slow traffic. but now it is b

i am pam cook. >> good morning. i am dave clark. we are going to steve right now. >> rain is on the way this weekend. >> tomorrow in fact. >> we had nice weather wednesday and thursday. that's for sure, mid upper 60s checked in yesterday. today will be okay but there will be more cloud cover moving in. you see some of that already drifting across. it will continue to increase throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds with highs in 50s and 60s. we take a couple degrees off some of those. farther south,

cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here and he'll tell us if we see the sun today. >> yes, you will. and rain tomorrow. there you are. >>> we have mostly clear skies. there's your weaning crescent. between the 3rd quarter and the new moon by i think 28% visible. if that's not right you can let me know. no howling. no wolf howl. there it is. okay. [ howls ]. >> here comes the facebook message right now. my cat and dog just went nuts. good morning. mostly clear. down towards san jose some cloud cover. it looks like it's clearing up pretty quick. i don't think it will amount to anything but just in case might be a few sprinkles. sunshine in the morning and then a few clouds coming in. because of the cloud cover they're held up. north bay is ooment cooler because it's under clear skies. 43 so call. and 43 sncht soquel. rain down into phoenix and scottsdale. night keep things active in southern california. 50s and 60s on the cool side. speaking of on the cool side, here he is mr. sal castaneda. >>> we do ha

cook. >> i'm dave. >> i think you will like the weather. >> if you like sunshine, yes. >> we are in the green. >> unfortunate to get my pants on at 3 am, to be honest. >> we are glad about that. [ laughter ] >> where is your green? >> happy friday. temperatures are running cooler this morning. the cloud cover will work its way in but today looks like a mostly sunny day and temperatures will warm up. southern california will also warm up. spring training will be hot. there are some advisories -- medford issued a wind advisory for tomorrow. northeast california from mount shasta north ak sure heading to oregon and wonder where the wind came from -- that's tomorrow. >> much cooler for some with a few 50s and danville 43 45 san ramon. walnut

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. >> rain is coming last week. >> yes.will not be like january and february. but a lot could change between now and then. >> but the mudslide areas. but rain is on the way back but not today tomorrow or the weekend. it will be more likely monday, tuesday, wednesday. so we'll keep you updated on that we have a pattern change with the weak front that came by. when it is a rain, it produced the low clouds and a lot of cloud cover and the dry air and completely washed out and the temperatures have not changeed that much. high pressure is right -- changed that much. and the high pressure is right there. and there will be some sun and mild conditions for some and higher clouds will drift in and mild on the lows. 53 at 58 for almost everybody due to a lot of the cloud cover and most of it is in the low cloud deck. and the onshore breeze has riffed arrived in a big way. and 50s and 60s and up are 60s and low 70s. this is the go time as they say. >> yes it is. >> yes, it is. we're watching a problem here. and it is a problem click

dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. steve has been talking about the whether and hopefully the sprinkle -- about the weather and hopefully the spring, it is a mild warmup to summer and the water does not rush down. >> my neighbor said there is snow as far as you can see on the mountain range. >> that is true. >> let's hope it doesn't melt too soon. we have good news here for temperatures today. and they'll be nice and they'll be a little warmer and sunny and warmer today. and maybe a little cooler tomorrow. and there could be a little increase in coastal fog. and some higher clouds and the rain returns for the weekend. not a total gully washer. but we'll get some okay amounts out of it. today it is all about the sunshine and the temperatures bumping up. wood side 34 and stanford all at 356789 35. that is your morning trifecta. and it will make a nice day on the coast. and a little low pressure on the coast. and the high fills the low with a breeze. it will give a few high clouds to the south. and you can see the fog try

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. it is 6:30.nd now they are ringing the bell and it will start trading. it will do well. and the weather is very nice as well. a pretty shot of the bridge you have there, steve. >> yes, it is. instant millionaires. my teenagers use it instead of talking on the phone together. >> you can tell the age difference. you're like what. all right. you don't have to be young or told to know today will be a nice day. brad sheaffer, clear and 46 and beautiful. thank you. and william, our good friend, good morning. and good good morning mr. t. i've decided that today will be nice as well. but i'm feeling something for the weekend. so i might change things. a source much higher than myself is responsible. 39 in hillsborough. and sam mateo 34, stanford, ten degrees warmer. north at santa rosa, there's a northeastern coming over to oakland and hayward. and that will make for a beautiful day at the coast. and that shows a little circulation spinning there. and that will give us a few high clouds about santa cruz.

cook. >> i'm dave clark. i think steve is moving the fog around. >> do you have that control? >> i do have that control. i decided the fog will be back. thank you. we have some fog around . it's not wide spread, but there are pockets where it's very thick and sal will touch on that in a second. it's filling in on parts of the coast. the temperatures will take a plunge here, coast and base. we're in the 50s, but we'll see increasing clouds. more cloud cover to the north and maybe a little light rain. santa rosa north to lake county. 40s and 50s for many. mid 50s and temps are held up. the breeze has turned instead of being offshore, it's onshore as indicated here by the airflow and that includes over by the coast which is ushering in the fog. weak system, but it's the first of what could be many. 60s and 70s. all right. it's 5 :00. anything, are we still okay? >> i think we're still okay. >> there's always something, steve as you know, there's always something that we can talk about on the roads. the general meter of the commute is light. if you're driving on 580, if you're dri

dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us early. it's 4:30. i hear from everybody out there who there are a lot of people who watch us this early in the morning. they need to get out the door. >> you would be surprised. i was. >> i know, right. >> thank you, yes. we have cells going through. some of these moderate to heavy. other areas, it may be fogs or breaks in the clouds, but it will be a morning event. there's a line that has to move offshore. an active pattern and some could produce isolated thunderstorms. look by redwood city, and it looks like it's going towards heyward. to the south of san mateo bring, but there's one that's moving over. there's a good cell. it looks like it's bat battering the altamont pass heading over to tracy. that will impact the commute and back to union city and into the santa cruz mountains. san jose would have some, but now it's by sunniville. that's the one by redwood city. there's downpours moving through and isolated as well. thunderstorms, one right off santa cruz within the last half hour. we can see it

i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we're going into steve paulson's office for your forecast. >> things are calmed down a little for some, but not for all. there's bans going through that could produce moderate to heavy rain. the initial ban which went by overnight woke some of you up. that

dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. it's 4:29. steve and i have been talking about a gradual warming. >> it's more southern california than us. their ground water tables are the reason why they're not out of the drought completely. >> they haven't built up as much. >> that's the main reason, yeah. i would think from the northern sierra to the southern sierra, the weather is good. clear skies and for us and a nice day. it's going to be cold. everything goes towards seattle and portland. not even down into the desert southwest. 30s and 40s on the temps, 41 berkeley. 36 fairfield. livermore -- wood side is checking in at 33 with mineral park and sanford at 34. it's cold. san that a toe is that -- san mateo is 33 -- san mateo is 30. if you're a nerd, a water vapor shows this low. it's out there. i thought i would show it. it looks good. sun shine on the way and down into phoenix or tucson. today it's going to be sunny and nice. 60s for a warmer [indiscernible]. you know, traffic is actually going to be okay. and i'm glad it's going to

dave clark. >> i'm sam cook. it's just about 4:30. it's foggy. >> it will get thick er. sal will touch on that. it wasn't too bad, but there were signs on it. between now and sunrise, we'll see it thicken up. not inland yet, but coast and bay. some is high and some is down. we have a weak front on the way and that's enhancing everything. some is going to produce light rain. about santa rosa north, i'll mention that. it doesn't look like they'll be much, even up to ukiah. we're way up on these temps and a few upper 40s. meant low park and stanford, 51 hillsboro and 51 for los altos. light rain, but it's more show than go, but a lot going on in the pacific. 60s and 70s out of those upper 70s and 80s. sal's camera, can't see a thing. >> some are, i'm not going to bother to use them. >> i don't blame you. >> because you can't see anything, steve. that's why we have our maps of course. we're looking at salona county and 80 westbound looks good from fairfield into the american kenya area and into alaho. costa county

cook. >> good morning. i am dave clark. we are going to steve right now. >> rain is on the way this weekend. >> tomorrow in fact. >> we had nice weather wednesday and thursday. that's for sure, mid upper 60s checked in yesterday. today will be okay but there will be more cloud cover moving in. you see some of that already drifting across. it will continue to increase throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds with highs in 50s and 60s. we take a couple degrees off some of those. farther south, a little bit more sun. santa rosa is at 36, liver more 36, half moon bay 39. these are much warmer than when we started the week. that's for sure. 39 glenn ellen, 30s for mill valley as well as napa. easterly breeze, northeasterly, upper air starting to change direction but not at the surface yet. still clouds are on the move. even on the north coast we are waiting on the rain. you see the system out of the gulf of alaska. it will be noticeably colder sunday into monday. get ready. we'll have rain late saturday and into sunday mornin

cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark.ith that we go over to steve paulson who knows about your forecast on a tuesday morning. >> is it a fun forecast? >> it's a fun forecast. drier pattern. although the rain is moving north. i was thinking about a gary shanling line. he said one thing if you're ever driving in a country and you see a cow. at the time he did the bit you roll down your window and you go moo. >> i do that. >> i do that to cows now. >>> we do have cloud cover to the north and it will be mostly sunny to the south. the rain line goes north but i think the cloud cover will continue to kind of just sneak on through. now the rain's going to be pretty good certainly up towards fort bragg maybe even parts of north sonoma county. 4th on the temps. peninsula east bay and south bay. look at the temps they're much warmer to the north. why is that? because of the cloud cover. walnut creek, santa clara are cooler than kelseyville. that hasn't happened in a long time. little earlily breeze and you can see -- easterly breez

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us 6:00 on the dot. >> i think they'll continue to have rain this morning. >>> some pretty good downpours for a few and had one report of lightning and thunder. skyline .79 and coming down pretty strong and yes it is. some of the rain totals just keep adding up. mount diablo over an inch. not far away i'm sure you can find more than that. there've been some 2" amounts. we'll focus on that and a couple of people. i believe it here right there it's heading just past the marina district. going over the golden gate bridge by the way and a line stretching right off the san mateo coast. it's mainly rain but it's slowly turning to snow up in the sierras but look around gilroy. some impressive amounts down towards the santa cruz mountains. and rounding the bass of that is a pretty impressive jet stream and that's going to enhance some of these rainfall rates. and there's a rather decent south wind for about everybody even up into lake county. also now moving back

dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. 5:00 on the dot. enjoy the nice weather. it is mild. mr. drizzle out but rain is coming next week. >>> maybe a little this weekend, saturday night, but more likely next week. but the drizzle and fog is back, mainly and coast and bay. butten left-hand has low clouds and we'll get sun in the morning and hire clouds will drift n but the temperatures will stay close to 50s, 60s in the kept and bay -- on the coast and bay. a few high clouds. but overall, mostly sunny for those away from the coast. but then we'll get

cook. >> and i'm dave clark. >> happy to be here with you guys. >> happy to have you. i was going to say you're showing off the almost full moon. >> absolutely. this is a reminder because we were talking about the full moon and the time change. still beautiful as you can see here looking out toward the moon and as you can see obviously we have clear skies from this camera perspective but some patchy fog trying to regroup up in the valley. there you can see some of the clouds approaching the pacific northwest. but we have kind of an unfamiliar forecast. we're talking about a dry weather pattern and we're going to be locked into this dry weather pattern into the week as well. i also have the surface winds here as well. with that sh those northerly winds actually trying to wipe away the marine clouds. we do have some clouds regrouping up in the north bay. 40s and the 50s. off to a mild start for your thursday morning. visibility down to 1/4 of a mile in napa. watching out for that as the fog continues to move around over the next few hours. here's the key to the headline.

cook. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson right over there with your forecast. >> nice today.warmer. i can't lose that but it is slightly cooler this morning. we'll still retain a little bit of