heavy rain is expected through the weekend and other eyelids including a wahoo and kawai. this morning forecasters say a tornado is possible in these areas. storms already flooded roads, knocked out power in some areas, and many flights in and out of hawaii have been canceled or delayed.

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the main focus and just to the west of maui you are wahoo it takes a sharp left and heads south of kawai and becomes category one. rain looks to be the main focus. there could be some isolated 20 inch amount and 10 - 15 for others. some of the outer bands hitting the big island. the focus looks to be a wahoo with some heavy duty rain. we have a fog bank in chase -- in place. it will stick around for a while. 60s online. even east bay temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. everyone is close even by the bay. 60 elsa brontk. 60 brentwood. temperatures really are stuck for gusts at 25, a little stronger than yesterday. fog up and down the coast. lows are held up and we will see a continuation of this cooler pattern even to the valley over the next few days. look for highs in the 60s and 70s. there were probably be a little coastal drizzle in the mix all the way into the weekend. let's go over to sell. super commute time? >>> that's right. we are looking at the super commute and the traffic is going to be okay for most of these drives early in the morning. 80 westbound, vacaville, fairfield, val

off of kawai and a wahoo it is around 84 degrees. there is plenty of warm water there to help generate. it will run into a little bit of sheer moving north. it will help we can it a little bit as it moves north. only nine miles an hour.. is not always the wind, it's can be the storm surge, the torrential rain causing flooding , it's can have just as many impacts as the wind there could be a lot of issues. talk about weather. we are 5 - 14 degrees the below average yesterday. that is a system that dipped in. mild. d allow the fog to bur a sooner burn off would allow temperatures back to the upper 70s to lower 80s, which is kind of what will happen. we are still below average. we are below average. we do have some nice conditions. it will be hazy with a lot of smoke in the air. 60s, 70s, and mainly 80s. day three of the cooler pattern. 60s, 70s, and 80s on some of these temperatures. these are below average. concord and livermore should be closer to 86 or 87. maybe even cooler by sunday. >>> a power outage left a woman and many others

and then into saturday, approaching kawai. i was just on kawai last week. if there is any good news, that is that the storm will weaken along its path. hurricane warnings for all the areas shaded in red. if this track verifies, probably the biggest concern will be the storm surge for maui and oahu, and out toward kawai. they could pick up excessive rain, which could lead to flash flooding. a lot to track. we are showing you that redline. that could change quite a bit as we head toward the weekend. >> it is not necessarily the win, but the storm surge. the rain associated with it. >> exactly. keep in mind, why he picked up 40-50 inches of rain just a few months ago. if you had more rain to that area it will be a big challenge. >> thank you. >>> all five flights took off with no problems and no delays to hawaii. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it is true, all the flights on their way to the hawaiian islands out of oakland airport left this morning with no issues. five total. three alaskan airlines, and to hawaiian airline flight either landed or are well und

on kawai residents are protecting their homes and heading for higher ground. >> it is a gamble with what is coming. i'm just going to be prepared for the worst. >> reporter: fema has about 140 personnel here that are ready to be deployed at a moments notice. they have generators, food, and water that can be distributed all across the state. recording live in honolulu with ktvu fox2 news. >> we will check in on the islands throughout the morning . the first, let's go to steve. he talked about 30 inches of rain in some parts. >> those are in the mountain areas. >> how long is this supposed to last? >> another 24 hours and then it should jog to the west. it is almost a hot mess now because some wind shear is starting to to apart the eye. it is taking a northern track towards honolulu. i talked to a friend near kona and she said it's not that bad there. for some. the hilo side, yes. on the big island there was torrential rain. for others not so bad. today with will be the day where it will take it more toward honolulu. already gusts to 32 and 40%. it is inching closer. the wind was not a hug

it starts to drift to the west south of kawai. the end result is some wind. more so than the big island encounter because it was too far to the west southwest of the big island. maybe not a wahoo. the rainfall is a maries 30+ is -- in some areas 30+ is possible. not as bad toward gila, but they had a lot of rain. not on the kona side, but on the hilo side. still some moving through. you can see the core is lifting northward. everything continues to take it straight to the north so it will produce some torrential rain. not only that, but on the west southeast facing beaches there will be some good wave action. for us we have a pattern that is cool, mild, hazy, smoky. 60s, 70s, and 80s. not much between the coast and bay. 3 - 11 degrees below average on the highs. the smoke came down from the mendocino complex and got caught in the west southwesterly direction. that brought it in yesterday. mobley about the same today. debbie better into tonight and tomorrow. the dip in the jet stream brings in that cooler pattern and ramps up the fog. 50s on the temperatures.

only kawai has only taken a direct hit. be just to the west not so much the wind, it could be the rain and storm surge that will cause some issues. the next 24 hours will be critical. for us five months 14 degrees below average on tuesday. not above. below. 77 morgan hill. livermore and concord a cool 71. also in the mountains. paul is in sierraville and we are chilling there, 45 degrees. a crystal-clear morning. feels almost fall like. chicago dropped to 58 and they are now 59. the coolest temperature since june 9. des moines went to 54 this morning. there coolest since may 13. how about that? low clouds but the lows are up. the san francisco forecast high 65. it will fall short of being above average by 4 degrees. temperatures continue to be below on the high side. they are above on the low side at 60. there are a lot of 60s on the temperatures. even on the peninsula a lot of low 60s and consistent over to union city. fremont in the 50s. 59 at half moon bay. low clouds burning back slowly. temperatures not going far this

up toward kawai, reporting a gust up to 20 miles an hour. those winds, this is the overall direction, circulating around the storm center and they are already picking up. for us, though, we have kind of a stable weather pattern. not too much change day today. it will be a cool to mild forecast. temperatures ranging from near 60 coast side, warmest locations inland. we said this yesterday, notable digits, no 90s, barely making it into the upper 80s not only for tomorrow, but right on through the weekend. here is the satellite. you can see a clear and to the south, down toward central and southern california. we still have areas of low clouds and still quite a bit of haze paying a visit for today. it's not completely clear. as you check out the latest satellite, low clouds hanging out coastline -- coast side. they will march back into the bay later tonight into friday morning. 70s in walnut creek and livermore, san jose, 73. san francisco, 64 and santa rosa, lower 70s. here is a live camera looking out toward san francisco bay. the bay bridge.

a goes due north and stays west of the maui island and goes was to to oahu and that goes south to kawai he. that looks to be where the area of most intense rainfall would be, on a wahoo -- some of the higher elevations would be the main impact of heavy rain. still a day away from them and stay west of the big island. for us low clouds in place with plenty of low clouds. not much change in the pattern. the system cooled us down a couple of days ago it. the lows are now in the 60s. i think it's about the same as yesterday. 50s on the temperatures. san anselmo 60. there are a couple of the 50s but a lot of upper 50s to near 60. stronger delta breeze, almost 25 miles an hour to travis. the low cloud deck is here for a while. i don't think it's going anywhere until he gets chewed up or even cooler air moves in. that's a possibility. even on friday looking at 80s in the valley. no rain the next five days, but probably some drizzle in the coast and bay as this fog bank parks right heres it does it wmperatures to stay where they were yesterday, a lot of 60s and 70s. looks even cooler as the sys

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the core of the low, i watching -- i'm watching it had a little more towards kawai in oahu more so thanee. the track continues at is -- as a category three and then a two and then they one. it could favor more to the northwest. either way the rainfall will be the big story. 10 - 20 inches of rain possible with isolated 25 - 30 in amounts over the next 24 to 36 hours. hazy for us with smoke in the air . the air quality is not very good. it holds down the lows a little bit. you just can't get enough heating to take place. we are in a cool pattern. there's a lot of fog. 1 - 4 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. it feels cooler and it is. a cooler pattern may go all the way to september 1 with only subtle changes. i don't see much developing to change that. until then temperatures are staying in the 60s and 70s in the coast and bay around the water's edge and 70s inland. almost a fall like pattern will take us into the weekend. even cooler next week. >> it does feel like fall. >>> sears and kmart are closing even more stores. two bay area stores that will closeny keeps a struggling. let's see

threatening kawai. and again remember, this is a wide area that cone of -- of unceainty and now hurricane warnings for the big island and hurricane watches out for the other islds. rainfall amount upward of 20 inches and possible tsrricane-force g and large storm surgescand troforce winds from the center of the system making its way along the hawaii island chain. hawaii hurricanes are rare. since 1950 we've seen 19 hurricanes within 300 miles of the island. ave made a y two direct hit. that was dot in 1959. $6 million in damage. and iniki in 1992 caused six deaths and $2.3 billion in damage. and we'll watch this in efrl days. we'll have your forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. i' storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. sunshine has come back to the d.c. metro area a o allf our surrounding couliies. le area of low pressure though swinging overhead during the middle part of th afternoon. this line of rain showers in central west virginia now is likely to reach the shenandoah valle