let's give you a live view our exploratorium camera in pier 15 in san francisco. you can just how clear it to be under those high clouds.francisco, upper 40s in san jose. in half moon bay. is the view from promising sky for the later today. degrees at santa rosa. to mid 40s in clearfield, 50 here's the view from tower. partly cloudy skies for the later tonight. a rainy pattern will develop and we need the rain. air quality will be much of the bay area. air qualities in the bay. overnight we'll see a little near the coastline and some mid level clouds. ranging from upper 30s in locations to mid 40s near the bay and upper 40s on the hazy sunshine after a early morning clouds. will rangerom the low at the coast to mid 60s storm approaching us ranks on the storm impact scale. expected to produce light rain showers. here's our forecast animation. wave of light rain moves on and covers basically the entire bay area. over night into off to a few second storm on friday. more energetic and than the first one, more rainfall on into early saturday the new year will get off t

a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. 52 degrees here in the city. we're in the mid-50s in the south bay, but just 40 in the north bay. so showers and moist air lingering in the south bay. and we're getting set for a pretty nice couple of days before we see the strongest system of the year head our way. >> awesome, thanks, lisa. >>> not so much back east, also ahead, the arctic air not letting up there. you see strangers band together to help others. >>> and big jackpots mean big dreams. somebody here in the bay area is at least a unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> the man found not guilty in the case of kate extently was sentenced on his own gun sentence conviction. he was sentenced to three years but will get credit for time served. as abc 7 news'. >> reporter: jose ines garcia zarate served beyond three years. >> he's actually spent around 400 days longer than the maximum sentence. >> reporter: tec

one more view from your abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. hazy and mild again tomorrow. another spare the air day as well. possibility of some isolated thunderstorms, and this wet pattern will continue through friday. we're going to get a nice little serving of rainfall. overnight look for high clouds and a little coastal fog. overnight lows will range from upper 30s to mid-40s around the bay and upper 40s near the coastline. tomorrow another day much like today, except perhaps a bit milder. low to mid 60s on the coast. mid 60s around the bay. let's talk about the approaching rainfall and storm. ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. comes in wednesday and continues into thursday morning, producing light to moderate rain. rainfall estimates range. a chance of isolated thunderstorms. starting midday wednesday, the rain will move on shore by 8:00 wednesday night. the rain will be rather widespread and evenly distributed in terms of rainfall totals. will start to break up early thursday ahead of time a second storm that will come in thursday into friday. we don't get a complete

here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. try to find that ferry building, a little difficult. north bay at 5:00 a.m., light showers, by the time we head into 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., most of the east bay and parts of the san francisco peninsula are getting wet. these showers are going to be very cold in nature. 3:00 looks like the most widespread activity. scattered showers pofor the evening commute. snow is possible in lake county. the snow level's coming down, it's going to be pretty chilly tomorrow night and friday more isolated in nature. when we do see the showers, could see moderate pockets at times during the morning commute and later in the day as well. still looking at mixed precipitation to the north, accompanied by possibly an isolated thunderstorm or two for your friday. we'll keep that going through friday night until things wind down. it's not going to be a lot in f totals, maybe a tenth to a half an inch. as far as when you can head to i tahoe, i would mott not go tomo. i would hold off until saturday. the snow doe

from the exploratorium camera, yes, it is mild even in the north bay. 41 in napa. 39 novato.0s by the delta. 46 in concord. 38 in livermore. so we're looking from our sutro tower camera. partly cloudy. numbers well above average. average of the mid-50s. mid-60s should be the highs. mostly cloudy tomorrow. and then looking for a rainy pattern to set up on wednesday. on and off showers on thursday. by friday the final push of more significant rain, but it's a light system. we rank from one to five. one is a weak system. rainfall estimates, a tenth to over a half inch and it will be breezy at times, so the amounts are preliminary and they will change about 0.6 along the peninsula. hopefully a third of an inch around mountain view and san jose. a spare the air alert for some hazy conditions. but sunny skies, 62, san francisco and oakland. overnight tonight we'll get back into some of the low clouds. 46 in the city as well as san jose. looking forward to that rain midweek. natasha? >>> now that the fireworks are over there wil be a different kind of spectacle in the sky tonight, a

want to take a live look from the exploratorium cam at pier 15. it's been a little bit of an overcast day, but dry across much of the bay area, tonight folks in the north bay will see the first of the rain. >> those clouds have been thickening throughout the day and now we're starting to see some drops fall from this cloud in the north bay. we want to get you down a little bit closer into the north bay right now, where we do have those reports of light showers on 101, a bit damp in the reason, this is just the start of a very weak system that will be slipping in through the overnight hours, it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. outside of the north bay, those totals really slow up. we'll go hour by hour and show you that strong headed our way. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the high

our exploratorium camera, we look towards the bay., breezy conditions thursday/friday, as the second storm comes in. and the third one is stronger for sunday. this is our current system a level 1 system. tomorrow morning, shattered light showers. 1 11:30 tonight. you see scattered light showers. this continues into 4:00 a.m., spotty in nature. 5:00 a.m., morning commute is going to start around slow. you notice damp roadways out there. by 8:00 a.m., isolated showers. and it's gone by 9:00, 10:00 arrives. in terms of the thursday system, this one is going to be colder and hold more moisture. noonti noontime, wet across the bay area. look at the snow coming down in the sierras. the snow level will be running low. friday, the rain continues. and we switch over to showers on friday night. the sierra has up to 18 inches as possible. snow down to 4,000 feet. and there could be accumulation as low as 3,000. a winter storm watch will be going up for thursday and friday afternoon. they need the snow. temperatures, low 40s and low 50s. don't le

and here's a live picture from the abc 7 exploratorium camera. cold showers, breezy conditions for thursday and friday and a moderate-strength storm is coming in on sunday. first thing tomorrow morning your temperatures will begin in the low 40s to low 50s with quite a bit of fog around. so be prepared for that, and allow that extra time for the morning commute. for the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s, a little more sun than you saw today. level one system comes in thursday into friday. a light system on the storm impact scale. cold showers, a quarter to half an inch. and dangerous surf wednesday night into thursday. hour by hour we go, thursday morning. midnight is when we first start to see some drops showing up. but it's not until 5:00 a.m. that the north bay is seeing the light rain. it continues to move south and eastward by 9:00 a.m. by noontime central bay, parts of the peninsula getting wet, and it's pretty much going to be a wet afternoon and evening. scattered showers expected for the evening rush. this is indicating snow up around the

want to take a live look from the exploratorium cam at pier 15. it's been a little bit of an overcast day, but dry across much of the bay area, tonight folks in the north bay will see the first of the rain. >> those clouds have been thickening throughout the day and now we're starting to see some drops fall from this cloud in the north bay. we want to get you down a little bit closer into the north bay right now, where we do have those reports of light showers on 101, a bit damp in the reason, this is just the start of a very weak system that will be slipping in through the overnight hours, it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. outside of the north bay, those totals really slow up. we'll go hour by hour and show you that strong headed our way. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the high

one more view from your abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. hazy and mild again tomorrow. another spare the air day as well. possibility of some isolated thunderstorms, and this wet pattern will continue through friday. we're going to get a nice little serving of rainfall. overnight look for high clouds and a little coastal fog. overnight lows will range from upper 30s to mid-40s around the bay and upper 40s near the coastline. tomorrow another day much like today, except perhaps a bit milder. low to mid 60s on the coast. mid 60s around the bay. let's talk about the approaching rainfall and storm. ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. comes in wednesday and continues into thursday morning, producing light to moderate rain. rainfall estimates range. a chance of isolated thunderstorms. starting midday wednesday, the rain will move on shore by 8:00 wednesday night. the rain will be rather widespread and evenly distributed in terms of rainfall totals. will start to break up early thursday ahead of time a second storm that will come in thursday into friday. we don't get a complete

abc 7 exploratorium, you can see the skyline. the temperatures, upper 50s to napa, 58 degrees. the camera is showing you what's going on. rain drops on our a dry pattern this weekend. on our storm impact scale, the current system going in with the light system. it will be breezy at times. hour by hour we go. this won't be a widespread event. we're in between systems. your morning commute will include some very wet roadways. you will notice the showers become more widespread and the rainfall will continue through afternoon and evening hours. i will become more scattered in nature through nighttime hours as we look at the winds. hour by hour as well. it will be breezy. 10:00 tonight. 26-mile-an-hour winds in half moon bay. still breezy for the morning commute. not tarbly windy. the rainfall is much colder. anywhere from a few hundredths to a half inch in half moon bay and santa rosa. in the sierra, this will turn to snow but not until friday night. with the snow levels starting to come down. upper 40s to the mid 50s. you will need a jacket and an umbrella. hang on to the rain gea

but here we are, early january, exploratorium camera, 51 degrees.leftover showers in the south bay, a dry weekend, and then yes, a level 2 on our storm impact scale. i'll have the details coming up. >> all right, lisa, thanks. it could be worse, right? the arctic air is not letting up back east. we see strangers banding together to help others. >>> big jackpots mean big dreams. somebody here in the bay area is at least $1 million richer this morning. but did anybody take home the big prize? when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes only remove surface stains, colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide, to whiten four shades for a visibly whiter smile. trust your smile to colgate optic white. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only

we'll start by looking at the explor exploratorium. there's a veil of clouds that will keep us partly sunny. one of the differences between yesterday. also, i don't think when it gets to setting records today, we'll be close. once again, patchy fog. that veil of high clouds hangs around again tonight. the storms are going to stay away from us. that means possibly record highs in the extended forecast. here's the area of high pressure that brought such a gorgeous spring-like day yesterday. it's moving south and east and taking the record warm with it. in fact, low to mid-80s in southern california today. we have a high fire danger also. we don't have that. we've got 74 in santa cruz for the warm spot and 71 in ukiah. half moon bay and morgan hill at 69. the rest of us around 64 to 67 degrees. and a little cooler at 62. the tule fog a little more prevalent tonight. the clouds will be thinner. fog more dominant in the valleys. 38 in santa rosa. upper 30s in the san ramon valley. otherwise, low to mid-40s in neighborhoods. my accuweather s

. >>> a live look at the exploratorium camera at pier 15, the skies there appear to be clearing but not drying off just yet. >> it's not going to be a completely dry forecast tomorrow. live doppler 7. while it appears to be a break, we are in a break, it's not going to last. here's a look at the wider picture from our live doppler 7 perspective. there is a system that is going to brush the northern end of our viewing area. it will bring in some scattered showers. it's a level 1 system for tomorrow. breezy at times. look at the rainfall amounts. nothing like what hit us last night. less than .1 inches of rain is expected. timing is key to everything. i'll let you know if this is going to impact your morning or afternoon commute tomorrow tomorrowing up. >>> from southern california to anywhere in the bay area, when severe weather hits, abc news has you covered with the news app. get local hour by hour forecasts and track storms with live doppler 7. enable push alerts to get custom mobile weather updates for where you live. >>> developing news, we're learning new details about a police sho

here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. try to find that ferry building, a little difficult. north bay at 5:00 a.m., light showers, by the time we head into 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., most of the east bay and parts of the san francisco peninsula are getting wet. these showers are going to be very cold in nature. 3:00 looks like the most widespread activity. scattered showers pofor the evening commute. snow is possible in lake county. the snow level's coming down, it's going to be pretty chilly tomorrow night and friday more isolated in nature. when we do see the showers, could see moderate pockets at times during the morning commute and later in the day as well. still looking at mixed precipitation to the north, accompanied by possibly an isolated thunderstorm or two for your friday. we'll keep that going through friday night until things wind down. it's not going to be a lot in f totals, maybe a tenth to a half an inch. as far as when you can head to i tahoe, i would mott not go tomo. i would hold off until saturday. the snow doe

here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. you can see the high clouds way out there.s basically like a clear sky right now, upper 40s in oakland and mountain view, 54 at half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville looking back from san francisco. you can see the outline of the high clouds there, but basically clear viewing conditions for the fireworks. 46 in santa rosa down to 39 in napa. mid to upper 40s in concord and livermore right now. and a live view from sutro tower. this is unobstructed. if you're here on the embarcadero, you should have a pretty good view. high clouds, good fireworks viewing. brighter skies and dry conditions tomorrow, which is new year's day, of course. and a rainy pattern beginning midweek. overnight look for some patches of fog to form near the coastline, out over the bay locally. but mainly clear skies in our inland areas. tonight is a spare the air night, tomorrow will be a spare the air day. poor air quality just about everywhere else. that will take a look at conditions in the afternoon tomorrow. we'll start the day with a few clou

our exploratorium camera, we look towards the bay., breezy conditions thursday/friday, as the second storm comes in. and the third one is stronger for sunday. this is our current system a level 1 system. tomorrow morning, shattered light 1 11:30 tonight. you see scattered light showers. this continues into 4:00 a.m., spotty in nature. 5:00 a.m., morning commute is going to start around slow. you notice damp roadways out there. by 8:00 a.m., isolated showers. and it's gone by 9:00, 10:00 arrives. in terms of the thursday system, this one is going to be colder and hold more moisture. noonti noontime, wet across the bay area. look at the snow coming down in the sierras. the snow level will be running low. friday, the rain continues. and we switch over to showers on friday night. the sierra has up to 18 inches as possible. snow down to 4,000 feet. and there could be accumulation as low as 3,000. a winter storm watch will be going up for thursday and friday afternoon. they need the snow. temperatures, low 40s and low 50s. don't leave home

so right now from the exploratorium camera, you can see it looks like a pretty decent day shaping up1 year, it's 53 in san jose. 52 in gilroy. 46 on the coast. emeryville what's analytics more in the way of fog with 48 in napa, 47 by the delta, as well as livermore this morning. santa rosa cool at 40. and the fog has been pretty bad in parts of emeryville and oakland this morning, so be careful heading out. quarter mile visibility there as well as up in santa rosa. improvements from petaluma. a mile in napa. livermore, seven miles. as we look at our 24-hour temperature change, it is much colder, do you notice the difference? from six to 18 degrees colder this morning. a final stop here, on top of vollmer peak looking back over the berkeley hills there. you can see how pretty it looks. there is fog, partly cloudy this afternoon. next storm system coming in on monday. here we go, ranking our storm systems from 1 to 5 over the winter. 2 is a pretty decent one with rain heavy the atimes, winds gusting to over 50 miles an hour. that's above a thousand feet. your monday morning commute, it

from our exploratorium cam, calm bay waters, the winds are light.artly cloudy, a little bit of fog. tion sunny and milder for sunday. we could extend that dry pattern well into february. we look high and dry, unfortunately, january has been good to us. compared to december rain wise. but it looks like we are going to be really even milder than we really should be for this time of year. 43 in san rafael and richmond overnight. the fog in the north bay, oner 30s. this is where we stand right now. 72% of average since october first for rainfall, 68% of average for san francisco. you can see, 73% sfo, so these are definitely improving these averages, but certainly well behind where we should be. so tomorrow in santa rosa, how about 68 degrees? the average high is 58. ten degrees above normal. more clouds on monday, a slight dip and then look at the rebound, 70 for tuesday. you can see in the lower 70s by the time we get to friday. we're looking the north end of the bay and around santa cruz, some very mild air tomorrow. 70 there. upper 60s here. low 60s

and here's a live picture from the abc 7 exploratorium camera. cold showers, breezy conditions for thursday and friday and a moderate-strength storm is coming in on sunday. first thing tomorrow morning your temperatures will begin in the low 40s to low 50s with quite a bit of fog around. so be prepared for that, and allow that extra time for the morning commute. for the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s, a little more sun than you saw today. level one system comes in thursday into friday. a light system on the storm impact scale. cold showers, a quarter to half an inch. and dangerous surf wednesday night into thursday. hour by hour we go, thursday morning. midnight is when we first start to see some drops showing up. but it's not until 5:00 a.m. that the north bay is seeing the light rain. it continues to move south and eastward by 9:00 a.m. by noontime central bay, parts of the peninsula getting wet, and it's pretty much going to be a wet afternoon and evening. scattered showers expected for the evening rush. this is indicating snow up around the

a live picture from our exploratorium camera. i got a report on social media from somebody in daly city on twitter saying, hey, it's foggy is that drizzly. a live picture from our emeryville camera. gray and drizzly. dry and mild they are week. count on a light shower or a drizzle. hour by hour we go. some fog, some drizzle. 5:00 a.m., you will need watch out for the fog. around 6:00, don't be surprised if you see some spotty drizzle. most of will you see the clouds thin out but there could be a few sprinkles. it doesn't look like a lot between 5:00 is that 7:00 p.m. here's the 12-hour planner. dense fog and drizzle. 7:00 a.m. the temperatures in the 40s. noontime, mostly cloudy. there will be some sunshine. the numbers start to fall and the skies will begin to clear. tomorrow morning, not exactly a clear picture. there will be a few upper 30s. watch out for the fog. for the afternoon, temperatures, mid 50s to the low 60s. the cloud cover, a little heavier in the north bay. thinning toward the south bay and here's a look at the s

taking a live look from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. the skies you see there pretty clear for the most part tonight. things are about to change with another system moving in. meteorologist lisa argen has more on the conditions. >> we're going to skip to the holiday on monday. you can see there are some showers to the north of the north bay. we're keeping an eye on those. and as we go through the afternoon, this is 12:00. they're going to continue to dot the landscape and sink to the south. this is 5:00 monday afternoon. we bring in our storm impact scale, it's going to be warm monday night into tuesday with light to month the rat rain. less than .3 inches for most of you. that's not the whole story, we're looking at more rain, another system coming in thursday and friday. a much, much colder system. we'll be shivering here and it's going to add to some snowpack in the sierra nevada. i'll have a look at my full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> bay area members of congress met with their constituents in their districts today

. >> you can see there are a couple drops on the lens from the exploratorium camera. showers are light in nature. live doppler 7 showing you we have rain on the screen. it is going to press into the heart of the region. a closer view showing drops from san francisco down to san bruno over to oakland, hayward, and up towards richmond. but live doppler 7 showing you this rain is falling at 200th of an inch per hour. that is very light rain in our neck of the woods. nonetheless, the storm impacts have a light system through monday morning. light showers will be the heaviest in the north bay with totals anywhere from half an inch to an inch of rainfall. elsewhere the numbers will be much less. however, the showers are sticking around for the monday morning commute. we'll detail that and a stronger storm on the horizon of the accuweather forecat full forecast. >> drew, thanks. they will return to campus tomorrow three months after fire devastated the school. 22 newportables have been built on the school grounds, which were devastated by fire. students at nearby saint rose

. >>> a live look at the exploratorium camera at pier 15, the skies there appear to be clearing but not drying off just yet. >> it's not going to be a completely dry forecast tomorrow. live doppler 7. while it appears to be a break, we are in a break, it's not going to last. here's a look at the wider picture from our live doppler 7 perspective. there is a system that is going to brush the northern end of our viewing area. it will bring in some scattered showers. it's a level 1 system for tomorrow. breezy at times. look at the rainfall amounts. nothing like what hit us last night. less than .1 inches of rain is expected. timing is key to everything. i'll let you know if this is going to impact your morning or afternoon commute tomorrow tomorrowing up. >>> from southern california to anywhere in the bay area, when severe weather hits, abc news has you covered with the news app. get local hour by hour forecasts and track storms with live doppler 7. enable push alerts to get custom mobile weather updates for where you live. >>> developing news, we're learning new details about a police sho

here is a look at the exploratorium camera back in san francisco where we had our 16th wettest day ever. yesterday more than 3 inches of rain. so definitely going to find some puddles around san francisco this morning. the highlight for today, rain then becoming showers and a little breezy this afternoon. more so than yesterday afternoon. clouds will open up briefly tonight and allow some dense fog to form. and then we'll have a dry and warm weekend ahead. here is a look at some of the showers that are still out there. and places like the marine head lands and up toward dylan beach. and coming up from the south from hollister, gilroy, morgan hill, another batch of showers that will be rolling over the south bay over the next hour or so. big picture shows see that curl right there? that is the center of the energy and it is well to our south. but with its counterclockwise flow, it is still hurling the moisture up toward us and that's why the east bay and south bay have the best chance of soaking rains. and you can see by 9:00, still some scattered showers, but notice the yellows, just ab

taking a live look from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. the skies you see there pretty clear for the most part tonight. things are about to change with another system moving in. meteorologist lisa argen has more on the conditions. >> we're going to skip to the holiday on monday. you can see there are some showers to the north of the north bay. we're keeping an eye on those. and as we go through the afternoon, this is 12:00. they're going to continue to dot the landscape and sink to the south. this is 5:00 monday afternoon. we bring in our storm impact scale, it's going to be warm monday night into tuesday with light to month the rat rain. less than .3 inches for most of you. that's not the whole story, we're looking at more rain, another system coming in thursday and friday. a much, much colder system. we'll be shivering here and it's going to add to some snowpack in the sierra nevada. i'll have a look at my full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> bay area members of congress met with their constituents in their districts today

garvin: as part of a science teacher camp at the exploratorium there was a competition to build somethingm packing material. ali: the thing looks pretty sturdy. garvin: what ali built-- ali: so now we have a whole leg. garvin: was a working prosthetic leg. ali: i'm gonna put that one over there. and we're gonna test this out. garvin: which she then demonstrated. ali: take a few steps. garvin: to a surprised audience. garvin: she won the competition. ali: that was a big hurdle for me to, like, get through emotionally and then being able to just do it and have people react in a positive way and not like a, "oh, that's weird" kind of way, was, like, reinforcing. and so i feel like i've grown even more. ali: it's pretty durable. garvin: ali thinks this was a transformative moment for her. never more focusing on what she's missing but about what it can add. ali: for one, help educate kids. teach them about, like, having empathy and caring about another person who's different from you. announcer: coming up on this "bay area proud" special, it's the performance of his life. ♪ announcer: the mess

here's a look from the exploratorium at pier 15. back in an area not quite as foggy as the rest of us, that being san francisco. roads watch out because of that dense fog. it will be throughout the morning commute. we've had showers coming for the afternoon hours. so if you're taking mass transit, may need an umbrella if you have to wait outside then. on the bay, foggy in spots but the breezes will be light. let's look at the 12-hour planner for the east bay valleys. mainly cloudy. a little sunshine breaking through the cloud deck. that's going to be the exception. we start at 47 by k6789 by noon, 58. in the low 60s in the afternoon hours. mid to upper 50s this evening. in the south bay, that's the best area where we see a few rays breakthrough the cloud deck. 61 at noon. mid-60s at 2:00 and 4:00 some of our warmest temperatures will be in the south bay. look at this. it looks healthy, doesn't it? all these chances of rain. unfortunately, the amount of rain is going to be really light. i'll focus in on today and tomorrow's storm to

here is a look from the exploratorium at pier 15. beautiful picture. limited sunshine today because of the clouds coming in ahead of our next storm. that's putting the cap on our atmosphere so poor air quality possible again this 18th winter spare the air day. sprinkles and mild overnight then several weak storms ahead. if you don't get hit by a lot of rain tomorrow and thursday, maybe thursday into friday with the next system. look at these temperatures today with a southerly fetch of air, it's going to be around 63 to 66 degrees and maybe just a touch more humid than it has been the last couple of days. tonight you see with the cloud cover, look at these temperatures in the 40s, even a 50 in san francisco. here is a look at our current satellite and radar in the area of low pressure down to our south, that's going to come at us with those showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. so the storm impact scale is going to be a 1 for wednesday into thursday. light to moderate showers, a chance of a thunderstorm, rainfall estimates from the first storm

tam and exploratorium cameras. you can see pretty gray and dreary outside. is on the way, let's get to spencer christian with more of the forecast. >> here's a quick look at rainfall totals so far, this is a light storm, so most locations have received under .10 inch of rain. santa rosa, .30. and it is still raining lightly. here's a look at live doppler 7, we have scattered patches of light rain or showers, the storm ranks 1 on the storm intensity scale. the rainfall estimates about a quarter-inch to half-inch in most locations, snow locations are coming down to 3,000 to 3,500 feet because it's getting cold out there and we still have dangerous surf. still little patches of light rain and showers will be pushing through the bay area through the midnight hours, notice the storm up north near ukiah, but the rain event will be pretty much over by midday tomorrow. we'll have some scattered showers light showers for the morning commute and here we are with our rainfall totals. we'll have details on our next storm in a few minutes. >>> the dangerous surf and wild

this is the view from our abc7 exploratorium camera. partly cloudy moony sky. temperature readings, 51 san francisco. 49 mountain view. san jose 52. 49 gilroy. skies are mainly clear over the bay. nov vatto 50. fairfield. this is a lovely view. it will be freezing cold inland overnight. sunny, breezy and chilly conditions tomorrow. and sunday the 1st of several days of rainy weather. here is our forecast for tonight. notice those showers form offshore and stay offshore going into the late night. we will have sunny skies to start the day tonight and quite chilly in the early morning hours. 32 in santa rosa. san jose look for a low of 39. 37 in palo alto. it will be chilly about every day. tomorrow is the women's march. skies will be mostly sunny and temperatures in the late morning to midday hours. it will be breezy so feels chilly than it really is. highs mainly in the mid-50s. low-50s in some spots. chances of rain over the next seven-days are significant except for tomorrow. nearly 100% chance of rain sunday, monday, tuesday and 50% on thursday. next storm ra

this is the view from our abc7 exploratorium camera. partly cloudy moony sky. temperature readings, 51 san francisco. 49 mountain view. san jose 52. 49 gilroy. skies are mainly clear over the bay. nov vatto 50. fairfield. this is a lovely view. it will be freezing cold inland overnight. sunny, breezy and chilly conditions tomorrow. and sunday the 1st of several days of rainy weather. here is our forecast for tonight. notice those showers form offshore and stay offshore going into the late night. we will have sunny skies to start the day tonight and quite chilly in the early morning hours. 32 in santa rosa. san jose look for a low of 39. 37 in palo alto. it will be chilly about every day. tomorrow is the women's march. skies will be mostly sunny and temperatures in the late morning to midday hours. it will be breezy so feels chilly than it really is. highs mainly in the mid-50s. low-50s in some spots. chances of rain over the next seven-days are significant except for tomorrow. nearly 100% chance of rain sunday, monday, tuesday and 50% on thursday. next storm ra

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lovely view from abc exploratorium camera at pier 15 of san francisco looking at portion of the skyline. 57 in santa rosa, napa 56, 60 in livermore. this is the view from emeryville looking at traffic flow. forecast features. showers tonight, steadier rain for morning. dry pattern this weekend and stronger storm early next week. overnight look for early morning lows low to mid-50s. not wide range. storm ranks one on the impact scale. coming in late tonight, continuing part of the day tomorrow. scattered showers in early evening and steadier rain for morning commute. rainfall totals from about a tenth to maybe half an inch. forecast animation this evening at this hour, by 11:00 see more widely scattered showers -- more numerous showers i should say. steadier wave of rain approaching. 4:00 moving into the north bay. morning commute with wet weather and get wetter. sweeps southward and eastward. not going to move out until later in the afternoon. break up and fall apart. early evening just about over. as we look ahead to wind conditions, gusty along with the rainfall. gusts up to or just a

take a look outside from mount tam and our exploratorium cameras. it will be the next day or two.k you for joining us. the umbrellas certainly came out today. take a look at the financial district as the umbrellas came out. the rain has been steady since about 1:00. not quite standing by with a look at our first weather. >> the rain returning to the region. you can see a line of showers has moved from a west to east fashion. right now, much of the activity, you can see it from highway for you, pittsburgh to antioch, even oakley, main street. light showers at this hour. a couple of light sprinkles on the north bay. live doppler 7 showing you some light showers work through mark west springs as well. more showers are developing off the coastline. the next round of rain about, two hours away from us. and it does have the chance to bring us a thundershower this evening. these showers will stick around for a couple days. the winds will remain calm. we'll be hour by hour. we'll time out the stormve

lovely view from abc exploratorium camera at pier 15 of san francisco looking at portion of the skylinenta rosa, napa 56, 60 in livermore. this is the view from emeryville looking at traffic flow. forecast features. showers tonight, steadier rain for morning. dry pattern this weekend and stronger storm early next week. overnight look for early morning lows low to mid-50s. not wide range. storm ranks one on the impact scale. coming in late tonight, continuing part of the day tomorrow. scattered showers in early evening and steadier rain for morning commute. rainfall totals from about a tenth to maybe half an inch. forecast animation this evening at this hour, by 11:00 see more widely scattered showers -- more numerous showers i should say. steadier wave of rain approaching. 4:00 moving into the north bay. morning commute with wet weather and get wetter. sweeps southward and eastward. not going to move out until later in the afternoon. break up and fall apart. early evening just about over. as we look ahead to wind conditions, gusty along with the rainfall. gusts up to or just about awife

the exploratorium was holding a king tide walk. you can see the water coming with up on to the sidewalk right there. a king tide is not a scientific term but there is a way to describe the highest tides this time of year and they're called king tides. you're looking at what she called the dance of the tides. >> i think it is really important for to us get outside and pay attention to the things are predictable and natural in our world. the tides, the skies, the effect of the celestial bodies around us. >> this is a time lapse during the ten minutes or so of the high tide with. rain in the forecast tomorrow, she said it is fobl tides will be even higher tomorrow. >>> just ahead with the new year, pot is now legal but there's a cloud hanging over the industry and it is all about money. one possible solution that could put san francisco in the banking business. >> i used to shop a lot more at the brick and mortar stores. >> a lot of people are saying that. the change on the face of shopping. >>> and the lottery jackpot is up for grabs

use the exploratorium camera, pier 15, beautiful lights of san francisco. a live look. you can't really see the stars from this vantage point. clouds are rather high. but they are sticking with us not only tonight but at least through the first part of our tuesday morning. accuweather highlights showing you along with high clouds, some areas of fog will be developing as well. best chance of that fog through the delta into the north bay first thing tomorrow morning. the pattern, it's a really quiet one. dry and mild days well into the upcoming weekend. by the weekend, we could see near record warmth. a lot of records are in the mid 70s later on this weekend in a lot of spots maybe getting close to those levels. temperature-wise, they're nowhere near the 70s. we're sitting in the 40s and 50s right now. 44 the current number in santa rosa. 56 in san francisco with high clouds. a similar setup in san jose. 48 right now in san ramon and fairfield one of the coldest spots on the map. checking in with a temperature of about 41 degrees. here's the call from accuweather. overnig

. >> reporter: the exploratorium hosted a king tide walk. an expert taught everyone how the tides work. there's rain in the forecast today so king tides are expected to be even higher today. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. take a look at this just released video. police say these two men that you see on your screen dressed in reflective vests knocking on the front door of a home were not actually city workers. when no one answered they went into the backyard and tried to answer the locked slider. if you have any information, please call police. >>> developing news in san jose where they're stepping up patrols at a private middle school where a teacher was sexually assaulted in a classroom. the assault happened around 6:30 morning at harker middle school. the teacher was preparing for the first day of school following winter break. she called 911 after the assault. matt keller will have more on the stepped up police presence coming up in our next half hour. >>> more details about a 22-year-old hayward man facing

a live look from our exploratorium camera atop pier 15 showing plenty of stars out there. great visibility for the super blue blood moon that will be happening early tomorrow morning. partly what's happening we're having a total lunar eclipse early tomorrow morning mp what that does when the earth moves between the moon and sun it gives the moon a bit of a reddish tint color. that's what you see in the night sky early tomorrow morning. best time to see that is added about 5:29 a.m. set the alarms. if you take a picture of it, please use the hashtag abc 7 now we would love eye us the pictures on air and online. it's going to be a very cool sight in our night sky something we won't see for a few years from now. temperaturewise, as we had the numbers in the 60s and 70s earlier today, the numbers have been gradual to fall. we have warm winds out there. we're in the upper 40s to mid-50s right now. 48 the current number in novato. oakland at 52. still at 57 in san francisco. that's about the typical average afternoon high for this time of year. 58 in san jose. 49 in is a san ram

a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. you can see the fog here in san francisco. temperatures are milder, though, in the 50s. when we come ba >>> 6:0. it appears a large number of santa clara voters want a controversial judge out. >> this is the campaign to recall judge aaron perskey, that they've collected the 100,000 signatures needed to put the recall on the june ballot. a campaign is expected to turn in those signatures today. he gave former stanford swimmer brock turner a six-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting an intoxicated unconscious woman outside of a campus frat party. turner is appealing his conviction. >>> good thursday morning to you. a lot of moisture left over from recent rains, extensive cloud cover and temperatures are about the same as a dew point. petaluma, napa, just a mile at concord and we have four miles. the temperatures are milder, mid and upper 40s. mid-50s from san jose, 52 in mountain view. so we're looking at the low overcast. if you're heading out on the bay the ferries may be impacted. the winds are calm. exercising later on

one more live view from the exploratorium camera, looking back against the skyline. rain will continue overnight. it will be heavy at times. look for occasional downpours with winds gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour especially in the higher elevations. and the storm will ease up just a bit before the morning commute, but it will still be messy. the storm is strong, it ranks three on the impact scale. here's a little forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. notice the yellow and orange representing the heaviest downpours. they continue through the late night and overnight hours and finally, just in the wee hours of the morning before the morning commute begins we'll see it break up an a little bit, but it will still be quite wet. later into the day into the afternoon, early evening hours we'll see the storm finally winding down, but we'll be left with a lot more rain after that. overnight lows will be generally in the low to mid-50s. and this is our next, not our next storm, but this will be the remainder of the current storm. it will be downgraded as a one as

one more live view from the exploratorium camera, looking back against the skyline. continue overnight. it will be heavy at times. look for occasional downpours with winds gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour especially in the higher elevations. and the storm will ease up just a bit before the morning commute, but it will still be messy. the storm is strong, it ranks three on the impact scale. here's a little forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. notice the yellow and orange representing the heaviest downpours. they continue through the late night and overnight hours and finally, just in the wee hours of the morning before the morning commute begins we'll see it break up an a little bit, but it will still be quite wet. later into the day into the afternoon, early evening hours we'll see the storm finally winding down, but we'll be left with a lot more rain after that. overnight lows will be generally in the low to mid-50s. and this is our next, not our next storm, but this will be the remainder of the current storm. it will be downgraded as a one as it weakens

here's a live picture from the subsidy 7 exploratorium camera on pier 15. and another storm is lined up, threatening to bring us a rainy morning too. i'm dan ashley. there are still a few showers drifting through the bay area right now. more is coming. let's check in with lisa argen and live doppler 7. >> we're in between systems now. lot of moisture still out there. we're seeing mist, drizzle, light showers scattered around the bay area. in the north bay by clear lake and upper lake, we have some showers. down along san rafael 101, scattered showers in the city. los gatos, highway 17. just three miles of visibility in concord and santa rosa. southerly winds up to 28 miles an hour. we saw highs today of 70 in san jose. our next system is a 1 on our storm impact scale. we'll be timing it out for you tonight when the showers become a little more numerous as we head towards the morning commute. as we go through the 9:00 hour, some pretty good downpours from the north bay, spreading south through san francisco. we'll talk about the timing for the rest of the da

bit of cloud cover in the bay area along with the fog and look at this image from our abc 7 news exploratorium cam rachlt you can barely make out the ferry building. from san francisco to oakland, 46 degrees in half moon bay. chilly in parts. emeryville camera giving you a view across 80. temperatures right now low to mid-50s. excuse me. i do want to show you the storm impact scale. level 1 system for thursday into friday. it will bring us rain. swipg over to showers. it is going to be breezy at times. we are also going to be seeing rough surf. so you definitely want to watch out for that. especially tomorrow. tonight that high surf warning is going to begin and it's going to run all the way through thursday into friday. hour by hour we go. i want to show you the timeline here. 5:00 a.m., we have light showers in the north bay. as we head into about 7:30, the rain line will begin to shift. but it's not going to get to the east bay in san francisco immediately. you'll have to wait until 11:00 a.m. 12:30, you start to see the showers spreading across the bay area and the showers will come in wav