larry: mike nicco -- mike nicco -- very big on tiktok. there is a unique jacket, he does a mike: i broke tiktok. [laughter] mike: they just don't want me on there. we sat here yesterday, talked about chances for storms, also talked about larry crying because of allergies. the wind is coming on shore. larry, it is a little better today. larry: i am not weeping. mike: fantastic. let's get through the rest of the forecast. it is still breezy with gusts up to 20 miles an hour but those will calm overnight. they will come out of the south and that will bring us a mild night. as wind comes up from the south, the rain is going to be ascending from the north to south. we have got a clash going on. a series of storms through next week and a healthy spring sierra snowstorm. let's talked temperatures. mid 40's to around 50 tonight with the best chance of rain mainly outside our inland east and southbay neighborhoods. tomorrow, the rain will spread over all of our neighborhoods. heavy rain gear handy. mid 50's to even low 60's. 63 in san jose. of cour

so let's get now to abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. anything in the forecast? : some sprinkles. that's about it. and then record heat. next week. because the air is becoming and the ground so dry. let me throw some sobering statistics at you. good evening. here's a look at our three-year sierra snow pack drought. and guess which year is the thinnest? this year. so as we continue the -- to mount that drought it continues to get worse and worse. and it's really showing up in our reservoirs. look at this. this is the average capacity, these should be climbing, these numbers, and instead they're falling as the snow pack actually shrank in march instead of growing because of the lack of snow and also because of the melting due to the extremely warm temperatures. now, as compared to the percent of total capacity, capacity being 100%, of average for this time of the year, you can see we are well below where we should be. and these numbers will continue to go down all summer and through next fall. and that means a pretty tough fire season and a lot of us trying to figur

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still coming down, you see that green on the screen and there is more on the way, let's begin with mike niccof four storms over the next eight days. let's see how much we have received. san rafael, some drizzle. oakland, a little bit of a break in the 400s. there is a lot of green on the radar and it continues to slide to the southeast. the coverage is not as expensive as it was earlier today as our moisture plume is still sliding to the south but there's more offshore and that means now through early tonight, we've got a chance of more periods of rain and drizzle in our higher elevations and along the coast. the drizzle and rain will taper, eventually that will lead to slick conditions for tomorrow. following that, we will have patchy dense fog in the north bay so expect wet weather through the evening on and off. with those four storms, we could have as much rain in the

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dan: let's now go to mike nicco up on the roof. with a look at the ongoing drought and what it means for the fire season. >> across the north bay, we usually have the fastest wins in the north mountains along with that dry weather. let's take a look at what's going on -- like most of the bay area, we are under that severe element right now. let me show you some other numbers. you can see most of these official reporting stations, we have lost at least one year of rain and in some, at least two years of rain. that is why we are so concerned with the drought going into this worse and come next fall, we could get those diablo wins come of those north bay offshore winds cranked up. but i have some good news. the fire season will start later this year than last year because of our recent rains. here's a look at the rainfall we have received so far this april versus the amount of rain we usually receive the entire month. we are doing pretty well considering where we started january, february and march with those absolutely dry conditions