i'm kira klapper. thank you for joining us along with anthony slaughter with a look at your microclimate forecast. >> we have a 5-year-old and told her santa came to town and brought the cold air. >> if only he brought snow, too. that would be really cold. >> let's look how cold it is up there. 9 degrees. you are going to be freezing your butt off. 36 degrees. even in san jose this morning. campbell has attempt of 32. stanford 32. alamo at 31. some of the temperatures you don't see on the map reflect temperatures below freezing. as you get outside this morning, yes, it is cold. you'll need to bundle up. we are talking about frigid polar air. temperatures this afternoon only going to top out late 50s. we'll see sunshine all day long. new year's eve looks even colder. >> we'll talk about that at 7:00. >> anthony, thanks. christmas day turned frightening where a sick coyote attacked a man and young boy. fremont police received several calls about a coyote biting people at these three locations near missio

i'm kira klapper with christina, our first time working together. you are talking about a clear-up today. >> yes, i watched you, as well. i'm happy to be here. happy saturday morning. we do have those showers right now. if you're trying to get out and about, maybe get a leg up on your holiday shopping because that heavy rain has kept you in. the good news is showers are going to start to clear today. we've got a nice stretch of dry weather ahead. i take you to your futurecast. we start the clock at high noon. mostly dry at that point. a gift for you for christmas week. i have to tell you, i have been watching the storm track. it does look like it's going to return as we head throughout the 30th into the first week of january. enjoy this dry stretch as long as it lasts. we'll stay nice and comfortable through christmas eve and maybe, just maybe some showers on christmas day. they are looking light. we'll talk more about that coming up here. >> stay tuned. thanks. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in san mateo county after those recent storms

good morning, i'm kira klapper. at your micro climate forecast. >> you are one good lady, let me tell you. before the cut-in started, she was sneezing nonstop and boom gets it together. >> i'm well trained. thank you. >> let's talk about this weather. when those sneezes come, you can't control them. i'll give you a break. let's talk about some rain this morning. you can see on the doppler radar we had showers sitting off the coast. that will stay out across the open water. look at these numbers. in the 40s across the entire bay area. fog developing across the east bay and north bay. later this afternoon, everybody will see sunshine. it will be very chilly. we are talking temperatures only in the mid to upper 50s. jacket weather across the board. it will be breezy at times. keep those jackets handy. it will feel nice to get out and try to get the christmas tree up or put christmas lights up. we have been inundated with water. now we get a chance to dry out. our next storm system is expected to move in sunday night. >

i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at your micro climate weather. i've been a busy man this week. >> you can see it's so calm it almost looks like a post card. that is a live camera you are looking at. i want to bring your attention to the fog out there. in san francisco we have that typical fog. in the tri-valley, that fog is dense this morning. it will burn out of here and we'll see a dry and sunny weekend. temperatures will be chilly this weekend. has that deceptive sunshine. it will look nice but feel chilly. as we head towards this upcoming week, we have a rainy pattern headed our way. we are not only talking about one day of rain but possibly three to four days of rain coming our way monday through friday this upcoming week. you can see doppler radar is fired up. we don't have any rain to show you right now. that's good news. we'll continue to dry out. look at those numbers. in the 40s this morning. mid 40s for the south bay. this afternoon will stay chilly and temperatures only top out in the 50s. another storm system headed our way. not only

good morning, i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at your micro climate forecast. >> thank you for the reminder. >> all the things you have to do. >> i like to shop online. >> i kind of like to support local businesses. >> i do not like shopping. maybe i can hire you to do my local shopping. >> no problem. >> let's talk about weather this morning. if you are trying to get out and do holiday shopping on this saturday, we have morning showers and drizzle. this is our live cam looking at san francisco. you can't make out the day this morning. it will dry out this afternoon from about 11:00 today till about 7:00 tomorrow. that's when that window will be for dry time. then the next system is set to arrive. the one on thursday is going to be very impressive bringing back very gusty winds and heavy rain. right now we have light shower activity. that is dying out and the system that is moving through right now is exiting the region. here comes the next storm across the pacific. that is going to move through tomor

i'm kira klapper with anthony slaughter with a look at your micro climate forecast.sy man again. >> we are happy about that rain. we have showers on the radar. you see the green lit up on the radar. those are the light showers moving through. it's the remnant rain that moved through yesterday. later this afternoon, skies are going to open up and we'll see sunshine through the afternoon. we'll get a brief break in the storms later this afternoon before more showers move in tomorrow afternoon. you see that system off the coast. that will move in tomorrow. you get a window today from about 11:00 to about 4:00 tomorrow of dry time. and then the rain starts again tomorrow afternoon and evening. we continue through monday. then another system on its heels here as we head towards this upcoming week. we have lots this go over this morning. join us at 7:00 for a full hour of news and weather. >> i'll be here. thanks, anthony. >>> hundreds of homeless people are on the move this weekend in san jose. they were kicked out of the jungle encampment and are spreading across the cit

i'm kira klapper.nthony slaughter has a look at your microclimate forecast. >> i learned from the best. i'm warmer now. >> because it's 30 something outside, it's cold in the studio. >> you made a great point earlier. because of the cameras, servers, you can't turn on the heat. >> but it's a pretty morning. >> makes me think about snuggies. this morning we are waking up to widespread frost. later on we'll see sunshine. only talking about 50s for daytime highs. it will get colder. 33 in cupertino. in the east we have some of the coldest widespread numbers from dublin to walnut creek and concord all at 31. that is where you want to use the most caution because of that black ice threat. it will get colder. lots of holt coffee, hot cocoa and bundle up. >> if anyone got a coat for christmas or hanukkah. >> you don't think about that here in the bay area. it doesn't get so cold so often. you may need that coat. >> thanks. >> christmas day turned frightening where a potentially sick coyote attacked a young ma

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist christina loren is here for anthony slaughter. our first time working together. we are having a lot of fun. it's ladies' morning. you have wet weather, then a nice break. >> a nice break. it's been hard times for a lot of people with the flooding up in the north bay. everybody trying to get their holiday shopping done through this wet weather. you want to keep your umbrella with you, but the sun will come out by lunchtime. you can get outdoors without dodging showers. we have more rain in the forecast potentially for christmas day. we'll talk more about that. after that dry stretch we could get hit by another series of storms. good for the drought, hard for the people dealing with the flooding. more on that coming up. >> thanks, christina. all those people hit by the storms, a state of emergency has been declared in san mateo county after the recent storms caused severe damage. the board of supervisors voted last night. this comes after several mobile home parks flooded forcing dozens of people to move into shelters. community mem