good morning, i'm with erica kato, thanks for joining us. een watching periods of rain hitting specific areas. >> marty, right now we're dealing with the heaviest part of the area. the yellow indicates moderate rainfall. but you see the areas of orange on your screen? that indicates real strong downpour, bursts of rain up to an inch per hour. it has moved its way on shore affecting a lot of the east bay valley and the coastline along half way moon. to zoom in here you can see what it looks like in your area. walnut creek, concord, they dealt with heavy rain. interstate 680 getting the heaviest rain through the entire bay area from danville stretching down towards san ramon. san francisco is starting to light up a -- lighten up a bit. we do have that orange on your screen, which indicates a downpour at a rate of an inch per hour. moderate rain for the mid- peninsula, just right here in sunnyvale and couper tee know -- cupertino. you'll probably have to use your windshield wipers at the very least intermittenly. so satellite and radar shows the

for that here is erica kato. good morning. >> good morning, marty. this is a triple threat.nd, bitterly cold temperatures with the windchill and several inches of snow and parts of massachusetts, already accumulated up to 20 inches. most of the system has moved through. we did see 8 inches of snow in the michigan area. and this is a big factor bringing temperatures like they are below zero. >> cool arctic air will be left in the wake of the system and continues to push out in the atlantic. >> much different conditions here in the bay area. talking clear skies. >> sunshine. very calm conditions. no rain in the forecast. >> they could send it our way and that would be perfect. >> we will hold onto the dry conditions for the next two weeks. >> as for temperatures right now. >> 42 out the door in fairfield. future cast tracking the temperatures for you hour by hour. by the time we hit 9:00. most of them in the 50s. could be 60s. we put the clock in motion. >> 12:00. we will see 70s. north of the golden gate bridge and everywhere else. they fill in as we head to two this afternoo