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fladeboe/morgan hill "...hard to believe that anderson reservoir here in morgan hill was full and about to spill over and flood coyote creekt about a year, but what a difference a year makes..."the calendar says it's early february but you wouldn't know it judging from the dazzling display put on by the flowering pear trees that are blooming more than a little early across the bay area. tulip trees like this one are out early too and we don't usually see such a profusion of wild mustard until march or later. it's as if the trees think winter has come and gone. the odds of this being a normal rainfall year are slim and none says adjunct san jose state meteorology professor jan null. jan null/golden gate weather service"....in most places in california, it's none, historically with this little rainfall this late, we've never reached normal, in a couple of places like san francisco which has records going back to the gold rush, we've gotten back to normal twice but the odds of doing so this year are very slight..." rainfall across the region is little more than half of normal. december was incredibly dry, almost no rain. most

fladeboe/morgan hill "...hard to believe that anderson reservoir here in morgan hill was full and about to spill over and flood coyote creekust about a year, but what a difference a year makes..."the calendar says it's early february but you wouldn't know it judging from the dazzling display put on by the flowering pear trees that are blooming more than a little early across the bay area. tulip trees like this one are out early too and we don't usually see such a profusion of wild mustard until march or later. it's as if the trees think winter has come and gone. the odds of this being a normal rainfall year are slim and none says adjunct san jose state meteorology professor jan null. jan null/golden gate weather service"....in most places in california, it's none, historically with this little rainfall this late, we've never reached normal, in a couple of places like san francisco which has records going back to the gold rush, we've gotten back to normal twice but the odds of doing so this year are very slight..." rainfall across the region is little more than half of normal. december was incredibly dry, almost no rain. mo

creek and cause a flood just about a year ago. today, it's a little better than a quarter full. live in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: our lawrence lawrence karnow: our stretch of beautiful weather with above normal temperatures continue today. several more records feel again. it is a gorgeous evening outside but i'm beginning to see some changes in the weather coming our way. if you're looking for rain you have to look all the way to our border with canada. but high pressure is showing some signs of weakening. on the satellite you can see that high pressure has begun to flatten out. even though it will be another warm day tomorrow we may begin to see a few patches of fog develope along the coast especially late in the day. highs tomorrow will again soar into the 60s and 70s near the coast with some mid to upper 70s inland. it will still be warm but cooler on friday with 60s and patchy fog at the coast and 70s and sunshine inland. it will be partly cloudy and windy on saturday with cooler temps generally in the 60s. it will mostly sunny on sunday but there is at least a

creek plan and withdraw from gettysburg. hancock sends two messengers at different times. first his staffer charles morgan, then second, with a written message, major wg mitchell. he sends them both down to meade, telling him the state of affairs at gettysburg. and does not take a stand. he does not say, yes, we should fight here. and he does not say the opposite, oh, we got to get out of here, this is no good. he says we are in a place that cannot will be taken. and i think we will be alright until night. he also says, we can retire. we can fight here, as the ground appears not unfavorable for good troops. so this is what he says to meade. and meade now has two versions himself of what was going on. he reports to the joint committee on the conduct of the war the next year, not 2016 -- i do not know where that came from. 1863, excuse me. he says, excuse me, that was 1864. i received the report from hancock. which caused me had once to determine to fight a battle at that point. that is what he says on march 5, 1864. sorry about that incorrect piece there. a week later, on march 11, he testified to the comm

morgan hill 76 degrees and for the east bay 72 degrees for oakland, walnut creek at 74, antioch 73 andg the peninsula we're talking low to mid 70s for the most part. same for san francisco, it's going to be another day of some 70s. as far as your winds go, well, it's going to be very light in terms of the breeze. yesterday we had those stronger gusts along the hillsides and the mountain areas. we did see some 20s and 30s. santa rosa 74 degrees, novato 72 and point reyes at about 68 degrees for today. so how long are we expected to keep this dry and warming trend where this is the culprit right here, we've been talking about this big h off to the side because that represents this ridge of high pressure and it's been a very strong ridge of high pressure and that is going to continue to dominate our weather forecast and really just the pattern of the next several days. look at this timeline, this is taking us through wednesday, february 14th, valentine's day. we are still not expecting any rain which means, yes, that rain and that snow deficit is only going to keep getting worse. over the

morgan hill. 76 expected in san jose. and across the east bay temperatures in walnut creek could get warm at 77.e looking at vallejo 70. if you are around the bay today, temperatures hanging in the 70s but sausalito could reach 66. and alameda 69. along the coast thanks to the onshore breeze temperatures in the 60s. throughout the north bay temperatures st. helena 79 degrees. so here's what's happening though. by monday into tuesday, showers could get pretty close to our area and it looks like some of the higher elevations could see that moisture. a low is arriving. but no rain here in the bay area. it's going all around us, north, south and east of us but not impacting us with rain. we'll see monday, tuesday cooler conditions and cloudier conditions and by wednesday, valentine's day, things should clear up. that's the forecast. >>> this just into the newsroom. the government shutdown is ending as quickly as it began. just a short time ago, president trump signed a budget deal that will keep the federal government funded for two years. but it didn't come without some last-minute opposition of co

morgan hill and fremont. temperatures across the east bay in the upper 70s. livermore you could break a record. walnut creekoks like 79 degrees. could be a record breaker. same with concord at 76. around the bay temperatures could break records as well with temperatures in the low 70s. we should be in the upper 50s around san francisco and oakland. 75 degrees. record breakers for today. we are going to break more records for tomorrow, temperatures may jump up a degree or two. san jose expecting to break a record set in the 60s and livermore's record was set in the 70s. here's a look at the lake tahoe forecast still snow on the mountains -t hasn't melted. 57 tomorrow, 57 degrees on sunday. with plenty of sunshine on the slopes. here's where all the rain is. we are not getting any of this. zero chances of rain for february so far. all the way through possibly valentine's day we are going to continue to see this similar weather pattern with high pressure hunkering over coolical. that is going to cause our 7- day to look like this for awhile in fact. >>> 5:51. new evidence in a notorious hijacking case suggeste

fladeboe/morgan hill "...hard to believe that anderson reservoir here in morgan hill was full and about to spill over and flood coyote creek't know it judging from the dazzling display put on by the flowering pear trees that are blooming more than a little early across the bay area. tulip trees like this one are out early too and we don't usually see such a profusion of wild mustard until march or later. it's as if the trees think winter has come and gone. the odds of this being a normal rainfall year are slim and none says adjunct san jose state meteorology professor jan null. jan null/golden gate weather service"....in most places in california, it's none, historically with this little rainfall this late, we've never reached normal, in a couple of places like san francisco which has records going back to the gold rush, we've gotten back to normal twice but the odds of doing so this year are very slight..." rainfall across the region is little more than half of normal. december was incredibly dry, almost no rain. most of the rain we've had fell in january whle february has been dry and unseasonably warm and there's no rai

but it will be slightly warmer today with our high in morgan hill up to 67 degrees, cupertino 61 degrees. we will be up to 65 degrees in walnut creeknd oakland today 63 degrees. 59 in daly city while belmont will be at 62 and the embarcadero today 60 degrees and 63 degrees today in sonoma and in napa. we still have this area of low pressure that's been moving fairly quickly dropping to the south and that's the reason why we did have those gusty independent with, but it still didn't bring us any rain. there will be another one moving in by the end of the week into early next week and this one still kind of starved for moisture but will bring us a slight chance of showers as well as cooler temperatures by early next week. so that's something i will be watching as we go into sunday as well as monday. and it will be breezy today, in san jose a high of 60 degrees, low 60s all week long. more clouds on sunday and a chance of rain on monday, but that's the thing to remember, cool mornings, warm afternoons and still no rain until early next week. >>> mike, you are tracking a few more of the new crashes? >> that's right. they are not major

fladeboe/morgan hill "...hard to believe that anderson reservoir here in morgan hill was full and about to spill over and flood coyote creek early february but you wouldn't know it judging from the dazzling display put on by the flowering pear trees that are blooming more than a little early across the bay area. tulip trees like this one are out early too and we don't usually see such a profusion of wild mustard until march or later. it's as if the trees think winter has come and gone. the odds of this being a normal rainfall year are slim and none says adjunct san jose state meteorology professor jan null. jan null/golden gate weather service"....in most places in california, it's none, historically with this little rainfall this late, we've never reached normal, in a couple of places like san francisco which has records going back to the gold rush, we've gotten back to normal twice but the odds of doing so this year are very slight..." rainfall across the region is little more than half of normal. december was incredibly dry, almost no rain. most of the rain we've had fell in january whle february has been dry and unseas

morgan hills at 40 degrees feeling like 34 with cloudy skies and i'm looking at 37 from san martin into gilroy. boulder creek as well, scotts valley, campbell, los gatos and colder for others. there was a winter weather advisory for the santa cruz mountains and the san mateo county but that has been canceled. we had an initial surge but there were no reports of anything other than mixed precipitation and everything is calming down. we have windchill on the west coast at nine in truckee, 31 ukiah, 31 santa rosa, mount shasta 18 and everything is going down parallel to the coast, that is the coldest air over the water temperatures. the air temperature is quite cold up to 5000 feet, otherwise 30s and 40s was santa rosa at 28 , there is enough of a breeze holding things up. sfo gusting up to 25. near the coast showers otherwise it is cold with a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the 50s today. allie rasmus what do you have? >>> we have some wind advisories on the bridges. san mateo bridge, we have seen the camera moving back and forth with the high wind and you can see on the right hand side of the screen to h