meteorologist mark tamayo is in tonight. you have information on a freeze warning? >> that's right. freeze warnings, frost advisories as well and the coolest spots back down into the 20s. look at the numbers from this morning for january 1, santa rosa upper 20s. napa 29 degrees. san francisco downtown 41. and san jose 30 degrees. we are in the clear across california, that includes the bay area. current numbers, already cooling off right now, 44 degrees in napa. a good sign napa will return to the 20s. san jose 48. san francisco one of the warmest spots, 50 degrees. here is the break down. a frost advisories from the bay to the valley, low 30s. and then a freeze warning once again for the north bay, the east bay and the santa cruz mountains, temperatures over night into the 20s. 27-32 degrees. coming up we will look that lows in your neighborhood, also the big temperature change for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> this afternoon a earthquake shook up in the north bay. the 3.2 earthquake struck about 1:18 p.m. southeast of santa rosa. the usgs reports it came from the rogers creek fau

mark tamayo is in for bill.t we can expect as we get closer to the weekend. >> tomorrow talking 20s out there. frost to talk about and also lower 30s, even inland around the bay. you can see on live storm tracker 2, clear skies out there. no storms to talk about for northern california. that will be the case over the next few days. right now 25 degrees in truckee. los angeles 52. look at these numbers. yesterday at 6:00 p.m. it was warmer than the current levels. very cold already. fairfield 38 degrees right now. napa 42. san francisco checking in 49. san jose 48. if this trend continues tomorrow morning could be colder than this morning. looking towards the bay bridge, san francisco, career and cold -- clear and cold conditions. friday morning freeze and then a dry forecast through the weekend and next week. here is a look at the forecasted lows. napa low of 27 degrees. oakland 38. inland upper 20s to near 30 degrees for friday morning. san jose 32. and san francisco 40. half moon bay upper 30s. napa definitely

mark tamayo is monitoring the air quality. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. when we don't have storms, the air quality comes down a bit. we've been trackingth haze. here's the live camera looking out toward oakland. a bit of haze out there as you can see here. there's nothing to mix out the lower levels of the atmosphere. once again, you heard winter spare the air alert issued. you can see the air qualities. you can't have fires out there. the main reason, we don't want to slide more on the scale because that could be happening if we had more fires. what's happening, a stable layer trappingth haze closer to the service. just for comparison, yesterday, you could see the values up in the north bay and the central bay in the 90s in the east bay and the saner da clara valley over 100. these numbers, everybody in the orange for today. as a result, that's why the air quality management issued that spare the air for today. there's a chance we could have more because the weather pattern is not changing too much over the coming days. what would clear out the atmospher

it's incredible. >>> let's check out now with mark tamayo.n't have to worry about icy roads around here. >> we just have to worry about low clouds and fog and that's just about it. the quiet dry stable weather pattern here to stay. we're looking for a significant rainfall. really not showing up today. a few radar cells showing up in parts of the north bay dissipating. not really reaching the ground but just clouds out there and dense fog. here's a wider perspective showing clouds. the dense fog showing up not here over the bay mainly in the inland sections. as far as the current visibilities out there showing you they are coming down. especially down in santa rosa. i think this area of fog will gradually expand over the bay area over the next few hours or so. current numbers santa rosa mid- 50s. san jose 54. walnut creek 54 degrees. king tides are back. you probably noticed them with the extreme high clouds inflated around the coast and near the bay and up again tomorrow as well. just before 10:00 at the bay bridge. not backing up much by wed

and mark tamayo is joining us for what is going on. sses have already announced closures, airlines have already cancelled tuesday flights. there's a lot for them to get ready for. >> let's check in with mark. not unusual for airlines to make that move. >> 31 degrees with winds at 6 miles per hour right now. by this time tomorrow a completely different story. as you can see right now on live tracker 2. here's the circulation developing. this is the early stages of the storm right now as you can see developing. this will be the key factor as we head into tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night as well. here's a closer look at the area that have the blizzard warning. as you can see for parts of new jersey, new york, up toward boston, parts of maine as well. here's the over all general look at the blizzard morning. monday into tuesday, snowfall in this area. the national weather service says they have picked up an inch to two an hour. you put this into motion. there's not too much happening so the way to work tomorrow for th

remember 72 and we're talking about the end of january and, checking in with our meteorologist mark tamayo who has been monitoring conditions and you said we are going to be near records, but are you surprised at all to see a record? >> we were expecting oakland to break that record and i think we'll have a few more heading into the sunday forecast as well. as far as the temperatures for today, it was not warm everywhere. if you were out towards vallejo, towards fairfield, we had temperatures in the 50s and patchy dense fog around san rafael, only in the upper 50s, stubborn canon fog having an impact on the temperatures in the valley, but the warm temperatures towards san francisco, san josi, 70 degrees and oakland, topping out at 72 and that was a record. the record of 7degrees was a year-ago, 2014 on january 24th last year, breaking that record of 71 degrees. now the key in our forecast at least in the short-term was today and probable lay repeat in performance on sunday, the fog will regroup and could be a big factor for parts of bay area. so with that, we're going to keep some temperat

. >>> our meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the conditions.s new year's eve, people better dress in layers. >> yesterday talking about the strong winds, it is all connected. once the winds back off the temperatures drop off. get ready for 2015 with the clear skies across the bay area. right now a few high clouds paying osvisit -- us a visit. it will be cold in northern california and the bay area. clouds streaming in from the incorporate. a good sign of -- north. a good sign. livermore 56. san jose 53. san francisco downtown 56. strong winds yesterday, still a breeze, fairfield, 54. no wind advisories right now. livermore calm winds and san jose winds at 5 miles per hour. our live camera towards san francisco bay. clear skies and calm conditions on the bay waters. yesterday completely different story, strong chop. freeze warning tomorrow morning for the bay area and the dry weekend. a look that over night lows. that zips by in the north bay. lots of 20s in the north bay. santa rosa upper 20s. near 30 degrees for san rafael. upper 20s to lower

let's check in with mark tamayo.t a -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is not happening. possibly letter in the -- later in the week, a potential rain maker. clouds to the north and deludes the south and scattered low clouds around the bay. the main rain ban has been focused closer to southern california over the past 24 hours. a our live camera. towards had bay bridge. you get an idea here. there is the evidence of the fog bank. looks like summer time weather pattern out there. you can pick out the rain fuel the north of redding but partly cloudy skies over parts of the bay area right now. especially for the northern half of the region. and in the north of bay, dense fog showing up. especially in napa. the airport reporting visibility over the past couple hours, 5:00 p.m., less than 1 quarter of a mile. you heard about the spare the air day. this was 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. you can see the streak, it continues into january 12 out there for your monday. you can see the weather pattern not changing too much. a

mark tamayo is tracking the rain that may be fading. >>> and tom hanks is speaking out about his education at chabot college. how it changed his life. we'll tell you why. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> at least ten people are dead and five hurt after a prison bust skidded off an -- bus skidded off an icy overpass and hit a train. it happened in odessa, texas. the bus was carrying 12 prisoners and three correctional officers. the moving train dragged the bus before coming to a halt. the survivors' conditions are not known. >>> congressional republicans voted to overturn president obama's order that would delay deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants. the amendments are even more controversial because they are attached to a spending bill for the department of homeland security. >> reporter: in their final day of work before heading to a caucus retreat in pennsylvania, house republicans pushed through a controversial measure left over from the last congress. defunding immigration enforcement from the department of homeland security's budget. >> instead of offering a long- term sol

mark tamayo joins us. mark, we've had a number of these already.isn't uncommon for the winter. >> this time of year, typically we have two extremes. turbulent winter storms that come through the air, and that's what's basically happening right now. nothing to mix out the layer of haze and as a result, the spare the air alert for tomorrow and it could continue into monday and tuesday of next week because we don't have any strong storms to clean out the atmosphere. this was the scene toward walnut creek at 4:00 this afternoon. you can see all the haze out there across the region. as far as that spare the air alert in place for sunday, take a look at the numbers. you want to keep them low. the numbers for tomorrow, especially in the santa clara valley, they are heading up there in that orange category. that will be the case for tomorrow. numbers, about the same as today, even heading up a bit in the santa clara valley. there's a chance that could be extended into monday as well. it was a cold start this morning, wasn't it? we had freeze warnings and f

let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo. >> we have been talking about the warm up. tomorrow is the day you will feel it the most. january. temperatures back up into the upper 60s, 70 degrees. we will continue to trend the numbers up into the weekend. rainfall, remember that? check on that. been a while since we had significant rainfall. santa rosa yesterday was 100%. today 99%. those numbers continue to go down over the next few days with no rain in the forecast. right now on live storm tracker 2 we have high clouds out there. a weakening system approaching. this will not be a rain producer. no luck with the radar sweeps trying to detect the rain. 6:00 p.m., mid-40s fairfield. napa 49 degrees. san jose 52. san francisco 50s and santa rosa lower 50s. bundle up tomorrow morning, it has been the theme, the readings in the 30s and 40s for san francisco and san jose. this weekend, the developing weather headline. 60s and 70s. sunshine, temperatures 10-15 degrees above the average. breezy conditions in the hills. beaches will be a popular spot this weekend. careful near t

mark tamayo is tracking the temperatures. how cold was it earlier? >> very cold. i think probably the coldest morning since last february. almost a year as the temperatures back down to the 20s across the bay area. san jose beginning to recover. you can see mostly clear skies. haze out there with the spare the air alert. san jose checking in at 49 degrees but a quick review of some of the lows from this morning. take a look. 20s to report in santa rosa, sebastopol, napa, petaluma, oakland in the upper 30s, livermore, 30 degrees. san jose 31 and san martin in the upper 20s. a cold surge of air is still with us. as a result, it won't be moving out over the next day or so. we're talking about very cold numbers for your saturday. current numbers beginning to recover. there's the 49. walnut creek in the upper 40s. santa rosa right now still a cool, 47 degrees and san francisco 48. third morning in a row we're talking about this, a frost advisory for the bayshore line. also out toward the santa clara valley temperatures will be in the lower 30s. the inland areas of the

mark tamayo will be here about the slight warmup on the way. >>> and marine life, a common sighting in the monterey bay but coming up, the rare albino animal caught on camera earlier this week. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> happening now, more than 20 birds found in san francisco bay covered in a mysterious goo are now back in the wild. they were released from their cages and capts about two hours ago -- crates about two hours argue. workers at international bird rescue in fairfield have been cleaning and nursing the birds back to health. the group is still treating about 220 birds. fish and wildlife officials don't know the source of the mysterious substance that coated the birds killing least 300. >>> b.a.r.t. is getting ready to ban e- cigarettes on its trays. the board voted to bar the use of e-cigarettes on trains and in stations. the american lung association says it pushed for b.a.r.t. to make this change based on rider complaints. that group says most cities where b.a.r.t. has stations already ban the public use of vapor cigarettes. a vinal vote is set for two weeks from tomo

. >> we need something to stir up the air and mark tamayo, we had pretty sunsets when there is stuffin the air; right? >> particulate matter that reflects or refracts the pretty colors out there. it would be nice to have either two things -- not sprong winds, but some wind to clear out the haze and also to have some rain. right now that is not really showing up in our short-term forecast. as far as air quality, this is where we would like to be in the air quality scale. this is where we're right now in the yellow and orange. that orange sun healthy for sensitive groups. key with the spare-the-air alerts that prevent us from heading in this direction. that stable layer of air kind of trapping thehead and just for comparison, you can see the comparisons for today, not too much change for tomorrow except some improvement for the coast and east bay neighborhoods. we have rain showers towards southern california and a few spotty sprinkles most of this not reaching the ground, but could have a few light showerses up in parts the north bay, especially the northern portions of sonoma county

. >> our meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking a chance of showers his forecast is coming up next todayter season. can you see the haze around mount diablo and look west to san francisco. the reduced smoke will help protect people from asthma attacks and other risks of air pollution. the alert apes at midnight conditions are expected to improve tomorrow. >> just took a peak at the radar center and mark is on the hunt for some rain out there. it's not very much out there, is it? >> the rain is up to our north. remember a week ago i was trying to get excite bade potential rain event this weekend and the more i hype up a weather event, the forecast model decideed to change that mind with the main rainfall to the north of bay area. we do have a chance of a few scattered showers here. can you see a live stormtracker 2 the main activity is up in the pacific northwest. you heard about the game in seattle for tomorrow, weather could be a factor with the clouds, the rainfall, some gusty winds and chance of thunderstorms. a closer look at our rare, the main rain is towards humboldt county and a f

meteorologist mark tamayo will take us through his weekend forecast and what lies just beyond. >>> ain napa wants an animal rights group to drop a lawsuit against his restaurant over fragua. in 2013 a judge ruled against the restaurant. now the restaurant is appealing that decision. the two sides were back in court today. >> we were arguing that these efforts to get around the fragua ban by supposedly giving it away actually violate the ban and the sales. >> i'm going to go back to napa and sell legal fragua tonight, their case is over. >> reporter: the legal ban went into effect in 2012. earlier this month, a judge threw out the ban. >>> a current measles outbreak in california is raising concern about the growing number of unvaccinated children in the bay area. john fowler tells us about the debate going on and why some parents are dead set on having their kids vaccinated. >> reporter: what doctors today call a hot spot for a measles outbreak. >> we're fortunate that we haven't yet had a case. but we're really relying on luck at this point. >> reporter: matt willis says in some nei

let's check in with our our meteorologist mark tamayo and not a chance for rain? >> there is a tiny chance but not what we need measuring a few hundredths of an inch. heather you lived in new york and when you hear two or three feet of snow, how does it make you feel? >> i would love it now. i didn't love it when i was there. >> i bet. >> here is the radar perspective, as you can see on the live storm tracker 2 and this is the early stages of the development and this will be eventual track. those blizzard warnings in place for monday and tuesday and snowfall extreme. 20 to 30-inches and winds could be gusting to 65 miles per hour and here is the forecast. look at what happens tomorrow morning. not too much happening, the snowfall begins and look what happens, the things crank up and here is the projections, 28- inches of snowfall by ten p.m. tuesday. that is something to watch out for for monday and tuesday. back here in the bay area. we have mostly clear skies. and high clouds will be paying a a visit. overnight lows, that is the cool part of the day and temperat

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let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo. as warm as it gets today, it sure is cold in the morning. >> talk about some 30s out there. but just beautiful. look at the live camera. you can see looking out toward san francisco bay. a few high clouds out there paying us a visit, but the warm weather pattern is there to stay for the afternoon highs after the cool start for us. take a look at some of the overnight lows for this morning for fairfield, livermore, antioch, walnut creek. napa one of the school spots. 33 degrees. we started out the year with freeze warnings, frost advisories. still pretty chilly. right now on the maps here we go with a batch of high clouds approaching the north western portions of the state. right now, we are in the clear, but we have a high cloud deck approaching the bay area to the west of ukiah, eureka. it will not be a rain producer for us. as far as current numbers, still showing you 50s across the board. san jose, 59. concord, 57. san francisco in the upper 50s and santa rosa, 59 degrees. here is

freezing temperatures tonight, but there is a change in our weather around the corner, meteorologist mark tamayo'splete forecast in about five minutes. >>> your dog may love taking a trip to the park but with all the wet weather that trip is not without risk. what pet owners should keep an eye out for. >>> what a show last night to welcome in the new year in san francisco. there wasn't a cloud in the sky as thousands and thousands of people packed the embarcadero to watch. organizers say every year they try to top the previous year. and sure appears no one left disappointed this morning. >>> didn't take long for san francisco to clean up after that big celebration. the city had teams of groups of street sweepers. that's a hard one. they were out early this morning along the embarcadero. they were removing all the left over confetti, paper streamers and trash from that fireworks celebration. >> just keep saying street sweepers, street sweepers. >>> the recent rain has brought a lot of mushrooms to the area, but some of those mushrooms are unsafe. >> reporter: the recent rains have made a mushroom g