83 miles per hour right now in parts of the north bay near the healdsburg hills. those winds are really roaring in the upper levels of the atmosphere, but here in the valley, we're not feeling it so much but you want to be careful about that because our winds will continue to get lower and lower into the valleys as we go into today which may be a prolonged damaging wind event and we've also had some really warm temperatures near record highs again today, as well as the fire danger, so we're watching out for that, and taking a look at these current temperatures, this is where we're starting. this is already above our normal high temperature. take a look at that, it's 70 degrees in santa rosa and it's because of those high winds. let's get a look at your morning commute as you get ready to head out. heads up that chp issued that wind advisory through the altamont pass as well as our bridges, some of our areas that typically get some high winds but overall the commute is flowing fairly well. so i'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up again in a few mi

recent wind gusts in the hi healdsburg hills topping 87 miles an hour. scott? >> to dublin, nbc bay area's bob redell is there. firefighters are concerned about what's shaping up to be a mild winter. bob, so far, no rain to wet things down. >> reporter: unfortunately, that's the case here. good morning to you, scott. we've definitely seen the winds picking up here in the hills over dublin. i live way over there in the valley floor. my wife called me earlier to say a gust of wind blew open a pair of french doors in our home this morning. that was just a gust. we've heard reports of gusts from national weather service of 81 miles an hour in that direction, out of the top mt. diablo. as kari was saying, 87-mile-an-hour in healdsburg, in the north bay. >> it's highly unusual for the bay area to be in this type of weather now. >> fire departments like fremont, who you just heard from, they're concerned today's high winds could lead to a wildfire. we are already under a wind advisory until 6:00 tomorrow night. high wind warning for elevations from 4:00 this afternoon

in the healdsburg hills a gust of 83 miles per hour, 81 in clayton hills so parts of the east bay asy. mt. st. helena had a wind gust of 76. even in livermore, 50-mile-per-hour gust, and it's going to get even stronger as we go into today, and we do have this elevated fire risk, and we're still talking about the potential of wildfires in january. this is just really unreal for us, because we are dealing with the very low humidity, the dry vegetation and these high winds, along with the warm temperatures, and so that's a concern we have for today. let's go through the wind speed forecast. we are going to see these winds, here we are at 2:00 this afternoon. winds coming in from the northeast, which tends to dry out. the air as it descends the hills and it's going to be mostly at about 35, 40 miles per hour for the afternoon. here we are late this evening, even in some of our valleys it's going to be gusty. so if you're out today, if you're able to spend some time outside, secure the garbage cans, anything that may get blown around in the high winds. we'll see it through tomorrow mornin

this is what it looked like in healdsburg this afternoon. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking it all for us. we're going to start to see rain and more steady for the next couple of weeks. >> yeah, we've finally gotten back into real january weather for a change. now the rain has made a comeback, hail as you saw earlier and also some snow at times. our storm ranger mobile doppler radar. though certainly calming down compared to about a couple hours ago, as you see here, the scan still a few snow flurries around the top of mount hamilton, you see healdsburg still seeing showers through sonoma county near santa rosa and healedburg. once that passes by, we begin to see clearing skies and it should set up to be a very chilly start tomorrow morning with patchy frost. while saturday likely is a dry day, just around the corner is another cold storm system dropping in for sunday. we'll talk more about even lower snow levels of that storm coming up in our forecast in about seven minute s. >>> there's a lot of buzz about the future of the tokyo olympi

in the l in new bern area in and around but out of that is north of guerneville that is west of healdsburg fairly unpopulated area in a northern sonoma county nonetheless expecting some flash flooding there in the coming hours as we look around the rest the bay area flash flood watch has been posted but the rain coming down so are now i think we'll see a lot of warnings popping up on those warning show up that means that flash flooding is imminent if not already occurring in that area where turns red so watch out for that tonight. certainly the winds. a big story as well and it is been blustery out there these are the very latest winds outside right now gusting to 51 miles per hour in pacifica 39 downtown san francisco the a 38 mile an hour gusts in oakland, 48 mill valley, 50 stinson beach you get the idea. >>a very powerful storm rolling on through looks like this will begin to wind down though not till after about 2 o'clock in the morning. >>and then things begin to taper off are still not done though yet we've got a chance more scattered thunderstorms tomorrow, especially south of san

heaviest mouse, for the north around healdsburg, could picked up a half an inch of total rainfall. be the upper limit and most of the bank mustang for the to the coast. temperatures now, upper-40s to around 50 degrees. not a whole lot of duration from spot-to-spa. dogs going a little bit stir crazy during the rain the past few days? this is your chance to get up and stretch the legs a little bit, like jazz and cocoa here are. a good job of making eye contact with the camera. that's not always the case. trust me on one. temperatures are going to steadily drop off. it's going to be a slow process, staying in the mid-to- upper-40s for these two puppies in san francisco. the temperature is going to drop down to mostly 40s with a few 36 begelton by early tomorrow morning. julius readings, further inland and start warming up by lunchtime. temperatures will be in the low- to-mid-50s, but we will type out for most of the day. warming up a few more degrees the rest of the afternoon. a little bit cooler for the north bay, because of the thicker clouds and a better chance of showers developin

right now in fact the north they start to see more of that to roll on through petaluma santa lena healdsburgseeing some light showers there right now. >>more on and off throughout the night tonight and then it should taper off by tomorrow morning we kind of clear things out temperatures. yeah, it's going to be cool again highs only in the 50's think are running below the average around much of the bay area by tomorrow afternoon. but here's where gets a little dicey we get sunday afternoon rain begins to pick up again i think that's going to be a very cold storm coming through that is going to bring with it some low snow levels i think in the early morning, a monday morning we could be talking about some snow levels down to about a 1000 feet now by tuesday afternoon that whole atmospheric river takes aim at the bay area that bring some rain that will continue on tuesday into wednesday and possibly thursday that's a long period to see a major rain event rolling through the bay area's we'll keep our eyes on that one right now looks like the main rivers will stay within their banks but certainly

at saint helene the healdsburg 62 mile hour gust, 70 to mount diablo the oakland hills you're talking 64 mile an hour gusts and there's one gust this morning just after 4 o'clock in the morning in downtown san francisco of all places at 50 miles per hour. so certainly enough to bring down some trees and some power lines still a little blustery in spots out there now 29 of little 33 in soma 24 now in san francisco and 25 mile an hour winds mill valley overnight tonight, those winds will begin to subside somewhat but it's going to take some time we head toward the midnight hour just shortly thereafter still see some gusty winds in the north they at least over the mountain tops and then after midnight tonight things begin to calm down into early tomorrow morning so that's the key were waiting those winds to calm down then the temperatures will be a nice day tomorrow but after that we really cool things down as we get to friday. here we go we start talking about some rain and some much cooler temperatures maybe as much as 20 degrees colder by friday. i just love saying that i love that sh

this is in healdsburg, one of our viewers sent us this video.l had been falling for ten minutes and then it stopped. so we're seeing some hail and rain and good old-fashioned winter storm. rob mayeda is back with us. how are you doing, rob? >> it's welcome to see compared to where the week started with fire danger and gusty winds. we start with the drought monitor as we continue to see the dry conditions. storms of late helping us out as we go through the weekend. but look how the drought footprint is looking as of today. the north bay, santa roses missing 15 inches of rain. you're looking for half a foot to a foot of missing water. rewind to october 1st, it's worst now for parts of the bay area than october 1st. that's why we earlier had that overlapping fire season with the spot fires and the gusty offshore winds. here's why everything is about to change. next week, look at the coastal sections, the purple you see showing up. we could see a half foot of rainfall coming down in some of the some areas that had spot fires this week. that might ha

cobb 94-mile-per-hour wind gust, and look at the healdsburg hills, 87. mt. diablo 82. this was the maximum that we've seen since this all began. even in san francisco we have hey winds gusting up to 51 miles per hour, so that could still cause a lot of damage, but today, it's going to be slightly cooler. the winds will gradually calm down as we head into the afternoon and evening. of course, we'll be watching that and i'm so excited that we do have some rain in the forecast, but we just need things to quiet down in the near term so we're going to talk more about that coming up. mike, what's it looking like driving around the bay area? >> kari, it looks like something's going to push you around that you can't see, that's the wind that you're talking about. you showed them the numbers. we'll show you on the map, we're talking about the light yellow, when it's the most significant impact from the wind, at least reported by our sensors and that's the numbers that are coming down with yours and my traffic information together. we're looking at the north bay wind, peninsula

the rain is falling, just a few sprinkles around santa rosa, but there is rain in the vicinity of healdsburgown to around bodega bay. the majority of the rain is still offshore but steadily inching closer and closer to the coast. let's switch to the future radar and show you how things are going to evolve. here's the big picture perspective. it's been raining a while in mendocino and lake counties. here's future radar and how things will move in. within the next couple hours that rain will make significant progress towards the coast. it's going to move through the golden gate while widespread rain will fall in the north bay. we'll wind the clock forward a couple hours. that rain makes its way farther inland in the east bay. i think this forecast model overdoes the intensity of the rain a little bit. i think it's got a really good handle on the placement of it. it's going to weaken as it makes its way farther inland. the inland portions of the east bay, santa clara valley, you won't pick up a lot of rain out of this system and like the rain that came through yesterday, it's going to scoot thr

you may be noticing something up around healdsburg.from up there, though. 49ers napa. right now. 50 and conquered. might she, um, might see a little bit of valley fog tomorrow morning. there's a chance of a shower. but the real story is the specific high, which is dominating the landscape, and it's continues to dominate the landscape through tomorrow through the weekend and into next week, the end of january. we've got a shot at some. real rain, but it's the end of january. so here's the forecast highs back into the mid sixties and upper sixties above average temperatures tomorrow. the five day forecast is dry, dry, dry, dry, dry and warm, warm, warm, warm, warm, so enjoy it. we need rain. the mega millions jackpot has now grown to an estimated $750 million tonight. personally never donated 28. that's followed by 12 up next we have 14 you next number is 26 in your final white ball number is 33 now for the mega ball number that is nine against lottery officials say no one matched all the numbers in tonight's drawing and the jackpot is s

so thrown the gust like this is amazing 86 mile an hour gusts a mouse and leave the 62 at healdsburg mount diablo the east bay 72 mile an hour winds. oakland hills 64 miles per hour and even downtown san francisco just after 4 o'clock this morning at a 50 mile per hour gust of course that's certainly gonna bring down some trees and some power lines and cause all kinds of trouble when well it's just come down now so that's the good news, but still give some gusty winds around the bay area look at this outside you've got some 29 mile an hour gusts in the mill valley 32 now at stinson beach 30 and lay off 37 in sonoma and over the mountain top for seeing some gusts of 40 and 50 miles per hour. i think as we head throughout the night tonight watch those winds begin to subside after midnight and then tomorrow should be a much calmer day but still fairly mild guys back to you. still to come on the news at 6 authorities arrest a man in connection. >>to that deadly crash on the bay bridge over the weekend how the suspect and victim are related. >>the search for a 12 year-old boy swept out to

showers moving from north to south and another shower in sonoma county right now is dropping through healdsburg and that will be heading down for santa rosa. these are pretty few and far between, and around the central bay, inland and the east bay, couple sprinkles showed up. we have seen more showers in south bay, then in the santa clara valley is a very welcome rainfall because you have been on the short end of things with every rain system so far this winter but you have seen some showers today and showers going down the peninsula into the santa clara valley once this departs we are going to be drying out for the rest of tonight it looks like the first half of the weekend will be dry as well but the second half of the weekend brings us the next round of rain, and the train of storm systems. take a look at the full seven- day forecast. >>> we go to wilson walker. despite the storm it has been such a dry winter overall. how was the water supply looking? >> we do the stories intermittently, when the rainfall shows up intermittently, to check on things like reservoirs. how are we looking overall

to nevado moving into northern portions of the bay into sonoma county petaluma santa rosa up to healdsburging rainfall widespread for over the past hour now so roadways are wet take it slow are out there. we do have more rainfall and even heavier rain working its way in from the coast. i'm talking the most widespread and the heaviest of rainfall later on this morning still in your forecast all right john thanks that again like you mentioned of rain overnight and so we're seeing a little bit of that on the roadway. >>as long as you take your time he should be fine definitely no backups major traffic incidents to tell you about this morning. just a nice smooth commute as you head back into work. it's been a while right less than 9 here for your commute into the city this morning, our busiest bridge. the san mateo bridge here you can see traffic started to form the air definitely on the westbound side. fog is the major thing to tell you about here that's on the east side of the bridge to drive careful be safe less than 15 minutes as you head to the peninsula. go to a bridge look at we were ta

gust how about this the last 24 hours mount saint lena, 86 miles per hour that is on believable healdsburg an hour winds. there mount diablo 72 mile an hour winds, how about oakland hills 64 miles per hour and even a downtown san francisco that's incredible 50 mile an hour gust recorded just after 4 o'clock this morning. so certainly these winds very dangerous we've seen some of that damage around the bay area, the good news is the winds are going to start subside still we've got some gusty conditions out there this evening and so we've still high wind advisory in effect until 6 o'clock tonight. it's going to take some time though for these winds to wind down there something just not going to go away that you see those winds blow around the bay area right now to 25 san francisco stinson beach of 2936 in sonoma, 27 of lail and 25 into knoll overnight tonight winds may actually intensified just slightly as we head in toward 9 o'clock tonight and then begin to subside first in the south bay and parts of the east bay in the still blustery and then overnight tonight into tomorrow you know these

we may feel some sprinkles, perhaps in healdsburg right now. as you can see, it is light green.'t see any orange or yellow. this is the tail end of the system bringing rain to ukiah and points north as we work our way into the pacific northwest that is where the bigger totals were for the system. this will be a quick mover, north to south. if you're in the south bay, you may not get a whole lot of anything, less than a 10th of an inch. it will be out of here very quickly. mild temperatures tonight as well, kind of nice. 47 in san francisco, upper 30s instead of low 30s. 43 around the bay, nice 40s in morgan hill, 39, a big improvement of what you have seen the last couple of days. we are, unfortunately, getting another long northwest swell. that means we will be under a surf advisory, high surf advisory starting at 7:00 tonight. just about to kick in and it goes until sunday morning. we are expecting wave heights to be upwards of 25 feet. some of those could even be 30 feet. looks like that may be extended again on sunday. be very careful. that is a concern out of the coast righ

we had a wind gust of get this 86 miles an hour at mount saint lena healdsburg 62 miles an hour mount diablo 72, the oakland hills 64 mile an hour gusts and get this downtown san francisco, a 50 mile an hour gusts, an urban area that's very very impressive now looks like those winds are still whipping around a bit you can see the outside you got 26 mile hour winds in mill valley, 29 stinson beach 22 in pacifica 19 and temperatures going 29 in benicia very blustery outside those winds begin to subside but it's going to take some time i think we have to get through the night get really till after midnight and then it looks like those winds will begin to calm down and think tomorrow. much calmer day around the bay area lot of sunshine coming our way but then it looks like a return to some wintry weather including some rain and some much colder temperatures we'll talk more about that a few minutes all right lawrence, thank you. >>well feeling, lucky tonight's mega millions numbers have been polled and there's a projected jackpot of 850 million dollars here are the winning numbers tonight

first we'll press in close to the north bay right now, where from healdsburg, santa rosa, napa, novatofael, we have some light rain. but you do notice in the east bay around hercules, we do have a quick-moving downpour pushing off to the east right now. we'll slide south. san francisco, some very fine mist. oakland some light showers. same story around concord and san ramon. as we go farther to the south, it's mainly dry right now around the south bay, but these showers, they will fill in over the next 12 hours. so tomorrow morning we will all get some rain out of this storm system. we do have a high surf advisory along our coastline where we could see large breakers up to 30 feet. this high surf advisory will last until 11:00 p.m. tuesday. temperatures right now, we're mainly in the upper 40s to lower 50s. with this cloud cover overhead and these showers moving through, numbers pretty much going to stay where they are overnight tonight. so tonight we'll maybe drop one or two degrees from our current temperatures, but the bigger story is the rain that is going to be moving through. so

there that is actually some sleet and some snow forming over the mountain tops there just east of healdsburg so cold enough that we're going to see more snow on the way taking down the street level you see that as we take a short of otto you see some of those raindrops pushing on through their most that just some light showers right now we're seeing similar rain as you make your way into the napa valley saint helene a look some of that rain in your direction also seeing the some of that all the way stretching in the napa now and moving further to the south and you see the scattered showers kind of popping up through this evening and then things are going to wind down the storm system will come to an end here, totals not bad some light showers around the bay area 800's in the santa rosa brand checked in the 1600 napa to tense only 1307 inch of rain in san francisco. buczek a local man a pretty good downpour. almost a 3rd of an inch of rain there and 1600's in san jose but looks like those skies are going to start a pie apart overnight tonight and should be a mostly dry saturday around the bay

places like say santa rosa, healdsburg, ukiah, cloverdale, pretty good rain tomorrow if you're work our way closer to san francisco, oakland, san mateo. that's much. thursday. we pick up cloud coverage once again. highs this afternoon million the 50s partly sunny skies even mostly sunny skies are clear is patchy fog and a look ahead of the five day. the theme of tomorrow's system is study rainfall up in the north bay with a burst. the chance of showers and the rest of the barrier. more clouds on thursday a chance of more showers friday. the we can maybe try and we will be warming things up as well. we take the systems and it's nice to have a stronger system roll through that probably is not the case. that will not be the case at least in the near future. >>> thank you, still to come at noon, even after struggling in the pandemic a nationwide effort to donate stimulus checks to those that's need the most. ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ let me down! ♪ and mess me around... ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ if you ride, you get

it's a brown healdsburg say, santa rosa sandra fell maybe 15 hundreds for winter. this is nothing and then central bay. right so that's the san francisco over the oakland perhaps 150.5 to 10 in south bay. yup. i won't say anything. so we're back into this sort of pattern that just has all the activity going to the north of us, so this overnight system is going to be. or lived is going to slide through here late late tonight. so the morning hours you're going to see a few sprinkles very early and then by the afternoon, it's gonna be a distant memory is going to be mostly sunny in some k or partly sunny in many cases, and then we'll be back to that fog, morning fog kind of a cycle and with some sun in the afternoon and the long range model suggests of new record warmth as we go into the following week, so this is all bad news for winter. as far as i'm concerned, you know the snow in the rain. are there snow in the rainfall accumulations or just way behind where they need to be in this next system tonight, late tonight or early tomorrow morning, i'll put the time on i

similar situation in healdsburg and enters the concern of wildfires.y winds coming in but low humidities and dry fuels. it's been a long time since we had rain. >>> is there any rain in the forecast? let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's going to be quite a while before we get a good chance of rain here in the bay area. so today, the focus will be those high winds, the fire danger and near record high temperatures as we head back into the mid-70s for today. as we look at our seven-day forecast, those winds may gust over 60 miles per hour, and our the valleys gusty with those winds over 30 miles per hour. we'll see more of the same for tomorrow, but then a cooldown comes as the winds calm down on wednesday, and the rest of the week is looking much cooler. we'll have so much more seasonal weather and possibly chance of rain by sunday. >> thank you and thank you for joining us. another update in half an hour. see you then. ♪♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ ♪ the day has just begun ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ ♪

now beginning to make its way a little bit further inland then that means well, yeah there you go healdsburg you may be picking up a couple of scattered very very light showers right now, but there's more to come in all this is sliding the south you're going to hear some raindrops here. >>in the next few minutes not going to be huge storm we're talking maybe 2 tenths of an inch of rain in santa rosa, lesser amounts. you get you in the south bay only 300's by the time you make your way into san jose, but hey we'll take what we can get because after this looks like everything begins to change as high pressure starts to take over. so here's your laurie forecast, you've got a front coming through tonight bringing some rain drops behind that we dry things out even by tomorrow afternoon looks like a nice day we got on the backside of the weekend and got another storm mccook the bay area bringing a few clouds but no rain and then high pressure really starts to amplify that was when that ridge takes over that's really could see these temperatures soaring the maybe in the 70's i may be conservative o

reservation for a food tour in healdsburg, and two dozen chocolate covered strawberries, costing $83. it's hard to get around that this doesn't look good. so how do you give parents confidence when they see something like that? i'm happy to give specific informations about what fund that those were paid through. after we questioned specific expenses, the district told us trips and excursions were not taxpayer funded, instead paid entirely by private anonymous donations for team building. ktvu was not provided any proof and directed to the district website. parents say it's not clear how money is being spent. i want to be able to say well, who went where did they go? how much did they spend? what was the purpose? did they go to a wine bar? did they go to a brew pub? i want to know what happens with the funding that's meant for the children. it is about accountability, transparency about doing the job that they signed up for the district says marin county office of education has also reviewed spending. no major issues found. and since berman became superintendent changes have been made.

we had a gust of 86 miles an hour amounts and lean in the north bay healdsburg 62 miles per hour mount diablo in the east bay 72 miles per hour in the oakland hills. >>that not that far the bay you're going to 65 4 mile an hour gusts and even in downtown san francisco. they had a gust of 50 miles per hour. so you can understand why some of these trees and branches giving way now usually don't worry red flag warnings, the middle of winter but here we are looking towards san luis obispo lompoc in towards santa barbara. they're still looking at some very gusty winds out there tonight maybe gusting over 50 miles per hour coming up the northeast very dry wind. and they are looking at red flag warnings continuing at least until tomorrow here the bay area's blustery out the begin to subside you've got 27 mile an hour gust. still beach 20 in mill valley, 29 and snow medicine gusting, fairly strong there but we're down on the 30's now, but around the best the bay area you can started taper off just a bit so things are going to start to calm down of course. we had really tight iso bars, those li

santa rosa, few light sprinkles on the north end of town up to healdsburg so watch one oh one your travel up there a little bit slick bay area though we're too far south to be tapping into this rainfall that much of the northern part of the state is going to be seeing today and tomorrow now podcast shows some dense fog in spots, it's really a problem out towards the central valley. so watch it out that direction. temperatures are currently in the 40's and 50's a mild start to the morning bit of a grey start get the light jacket ready to go. and you'll be just fine as you venture out of your house this morning. i'm talking the rest of your forecast the warm-up that we have late week still to come first though let's get a look at traffic with is standing by. >>yes, so we are looking the bay bridge which is completely different from what we saw earlier we had an accident that was actually on the right shoulder at treasure island, but as you can see the traffic is moving along here less than 10 minutes as you head across into the city. another great look the san mateo bridge as you're looking

models are not putting down that much for us as we could only see about a tenth of an inch around healdsburg. notice as you go to the north, those rainfall totals will be much higher. that's the only chance of rain we get. the rest of the forecast is dry and our temperatures will be warming up for the weekend. it's going to be a nice one. go ahead and make some plans to get outside. we'll talk about what's going on coming up. mike, what's going on with the commute? >> looking at a smooth drive overall, seeing more cars. the volume is building a bit as we look at the green sensors around the bay. a couple of spots we've had a couple of issues. the circle at the top of your screen, west 80 at san pablo a crash blocking the fast lane. eastbound, almost the same area, we have another issue, looks like another crash, no injuries, maybe in the middle lane, though. that could be an issue. bay bridge slow a bit into the san mateo bridge. taillights are westbound. back to you. >> thank you. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> they say he's in good hands but he needs one arm of t

reservation for a food tour in healdsburg, and two dozen chocolate covered strawberries, costing $83.s hard to get around that this doesn't look good. so how do you give parents confidence when they see something like that? i'm happy to give specific informations about what fund that those were paid through. after we questioned specific expenses, the district told us trips and excursions were not taxpayer funded, instead paid entirely by private anonymous donations. 14 building. ktvu was not provided any proof and directed to the district website. parents say it's not clear how money is being spent. i want to be able to say well, who went where did they go? how much did they spend? what was the purpose? did they go to a wine bar? did the good old brew pub? i want to know what happens with the funding that's meant for the children. it is about accountability, transparency about doing the job that they signed up for the district, says marin county. office of education has also reviewed spending. no major issues found and since berman became superintendent changes have been made. i've ne

santa rosa, few light sprinkles on the north end of town up to healdsburg so watch one oh one your travelough we're too far south to be tapping into this

they may get a half inch up around healdsburg, but that's the far north valley fog a thing again tonightt night. most of it'll be in the inland valleys to dew point argue very high because of the rain, and we're already seeing that so right now, let's look at the dew point separation from temperature. so you have two degrees and santa rosa. so when santa rosa hits 47 boom, you got fog three degrees up around napa in two degrees in livermore, so right so in livermore gets to its dew point temperature of 40. it's going to create. okay, so whenever you see that's why we put both numbers that you know it's away from the away from the valley. you didn't see that, because the around the coast to dew point aren't quite the same. in the same position. temperatures aren't quite as low. so with that, said valley fog thing tomorrow morning. looks like a cloud cover out there now on the bay bridge. here's the system activity, and it's again continuing. should just go right up north of us. we talked about earlier. it's just all that activity. all the energy is in the pacific northwest. you can see it

about novato some of the most widespread moderate rainfall currently petaluma santa rosa up to healdsburg also in the midst of some intensity rain you do see that deeper area of green is sitting just to the west of one oh one watch that because it's going to cross further to the south and east a little bit later on here in santa rosa you're going to see rainfall intensity picking up here in about 20 rainfall is active, especially for the north bay and we'll be keeping you updated on that as far as temperatures go it certainly isn't the chilliest. the mornings were in the 40's and 50's right now so focus more on the rain jacket the umbrella today, not so much that extra layer because temperatures not all that cold i'm keeping you updated with stormtracker 4 through the morning and you especially want to keep note of that shower activity later on this morning. >>as far as we go on the roads reyna harvey is standing by this morning talking about the impact this rain is going to have out there for us fortunately bay bridge looks great right you know that's not going to last all the bridges lo

on up especially north towards healdsburg we have some burn scars up there and we also do have flash flood advisories for these areas for this very reason because we are seeing that rain coming down now golden gate bridge starting to get back in the mix as you are in marine county, the peninsula and san francisco down to san mateo county san mateo 92 you've been getting it for a few hours now as is also the case in san leandro but starting to see more and more rain pushing a little further northward into oakland. let's get a look further south these areas right here definitely still seeing it that's nothing new to you because it's been overnight into this morning with these persistent showers at times some heavy rain see those areas of yellow and orange, especially right around the scu complex burn scar just east of san jose and the blows and the czu complex fire burn scar and the. the santa cruz mountains both of these spots have been seeing pretty persistent rain. we have seen some debris is making it into roadways in those evacuated areas. in the santa cruz mountains rainfall tota

it was about 13 miles north of healdsburg. no reports of injuries or damage so far. but what a way to wake up at least for those folks. >>> and yesterday we were waking up to pounding rain across the bay area. kari has a look at our forecast right now. >> that rain is getting lighter. this storm system is moving out but it was impressive. now as we take a look at storm ranger, we are catching a break for much of the bay area. still some lingering showers down around gilroy as well as around the napa area over toward solano county. we've seen some of the showers that are now starting to move off toward the south and east. but as it does so, we're still left with the cloudy skies today and a chance for all of that rain to soak in. but there will still be some showers in the forecast for tomorrow as well as sunday for the north bay while the rest of the bay area catches a break. by monday, there is more rain in the forecast so just get ready. we'll talk more about that in the forecast coming up. what's going on right now for the commute? >> kari, i just spotted this str