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hope mother nature will cooperate sky foxx was overhead golden gate park today, and it appears it fared pretty well during yesterday's massive storm. festival crews moved gear into place before the storm and set up equipment to protect the meadows, where that three day event will take place. temperatures are expected to be around 55 to 60 degrees for the kick off on friday with a low chance of rain. and a reminder you can plan your weekend with the ktvu weather app there. you can find a seven day forecast for the area where you live. thousands of state workers are still unvaccinated despite a covid-19 vaccine mandate for state government employees in california department of human resources, says 66% of the state's employees provided proof of vaccination. that is lower than the 74% of people, 18 and older who are fully vaccinated. statewide both state run workplaces are also failing to conduct weekly test for unvaccinated employees, roughly half of 59,000 unvaccinated state employees were tested as required during the first week of october. moderna announced today that its covid-19 vacc

mother nature, timing things out nicely for us. your golden gate bridge view is clear. now, if there's a little fog at the coastline. mostly out towards half moon, bay. most of the rest of us are just seeing partly cloudy skies overhead and a cool start to the morning. a few 40's on the map dublin. one of those spots at 49 degrees right now oakland and san mateo at 54. so you need the jackets this morning. venturing outside this afternoon to our last day with some 70's. i'm talking about the holiday weekend forecast as well as those chances of rain all still ahead over the rain on the that i wish we were friday light. but we're far from that. we do have a traffic collision. this is in south san francisco. >> southbound 2.80, at westboro bulevar. so the off-ramp there is close but we're not seeing a delay along 2.80, heading into the city right now. a little under 18 minutes of traffic is picking up getting a little busy there as you're heading along 5, 1880, the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. no major issues, a little under 15 minutes and leave y

in florida when mother nature in this type of weather the remains might not be significant enough for cause of death but keep in mind these are two paralleled of investigations, gabby's and brian's caveats investigation does not stop at this point. they will keep working with the prosecutors until they basically enough to say we would have had enough to make an arrest on brian laundrie and prosecutors will close the case with exceptional circumstances. we will learn hopefully what the cause of death is on brian. we can't assume suicide here. probably list of people would like to have seen brian did, there's a lot of work to do against the effects of mother nature. waterbury area. they have to extend the search now. animals can separate evidence a where the cleansing gets extended, they would we are looking at weeks in the florida weather. >> the laundrie family attorney so the probability is high that the remains found yesterday are that of brian laundrie and you just said that you think we will find out for sure today? >> that's my guess. there was a coroner on scene. there will

mother nature not cooperating just yet. we had a couple of cold fronts go through. but they're just dying systems that some unusual for this time of year. but we really need to get that rain here. unfortunately not seeing much in the way of snow either. now that may change as we take you through here's our future cast model will through here. and as we head through friday, not much clouds roll in on saturday and then by sunday. yeah, there you go. maybe a little dose of snow up there otherwise things, staying fairly dry all the way into the friday. the following week. so that's not that promising. but if you're heading that direction. yeah, expect some sunny conditions right into the weekend sunday. those clouds will start together now the long-range forecast this where it gets really interesting. this is the american model that's coming up with a somewhat different outcome. the outcome for the european model is a much wetter model right now. right now i'm leaning toward the u.s. model will show you as we head through time here, we take into the weekend. high pressu

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calling for the release of the jell. philanthropists and farmers in spain take inspiration from mother nature to beat yawns in a harsh climate. ah, with that's been quite halt in a good part of australia to the north. that's from to some thunderstorms and car to spread out. so that'll not attempt you back a bit. but the real vicious thunderstorm who so recently in, for example, eastern queens in the new south wales that away sunday is a much quieter looking picture. still pretty hot, but look at brisbin as an example. now $35.00 is above where it should be. you have to 2070 back down to normal as well to get in. frontal system comes through and then the rebirth of the re growth. what was like significant thunderstorm threat, queens in the just touching new sas wells. victoria is much better by this time the storm system often the tasman and it's nice and warm and purse that is now being tempered by incoming cloud and rain by the end of monday. more significant rays beforehand. vietnam is given 350 millimeters so far. it's probably the same to come at the edge down towards cambodian just touch

how farmers and spain are working with that mother nature and reaping the rewards. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. seasonally, we're back to know the evening iraq temperatures come back to where they are. there are no particular strong winds the moment around the edges. for example, the black sea, where it looks rather stormy, and this snow in the northern part of pakistan, there is some action going on. now, with temperatures back down to normal in doha, what tells most it's a humidity. if you got a sham are blowing i returned on tooth, it's dry, it feels fine. if not, it gets quite humid and misty and feel hotter than you might expect. i know 35 is hot, but not if you live in the raving peninsula. now there's the picture. for monday the snow fades, but the caspian scrub is normally come again. they're a shower picket that we're snow showers in the caucasus. of course, eventually they'll produce though shout and thunderstorms likely in that part of iran. if you're in tu

this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back, the inevitability of mother nature's fury is dangerous and exhausting work would rather give whatever to wicker. the hope is the fire will stop when it runs out of fuel. but for the moment, the fuel is everything in sight ah, minions of iraq is a voting in parliamentary elections under tight security coming up an update from baghdad. ah, hello again. i'm come all santa maria here in tow with the world news from alger zebra. ah, thousands.

moment before the fatal shot was fighting and fighting the old town farmers in spain, working with mother nature rethink the rewards. ah well that's extraordinary. wants withdrawl from the east coast. now the winds turned round. for his encounter nissan. you asked him to drop by 10 degrees. and that drop in temperature means is a meeting of minds here and the potential for big storms and parts of the mid west and the central plains. but the big story to me like to be this, this october storm on the pacific seaboard could greedy be a record breaker, the wind strength is touching hurricane. the rain persistent could easily get flash flooding. there are of course, fire scars. he has the rain will easily flood down the mountains in central valley . you can be wet anyway. gus of 120. confirm. that's hurricane force and snow up to meet a wet snow and the whole lot expands the winds. not quite a struggle. monday. the rain going south towards a la, maybe in san diego, and the snow following it is going to cause some significant problems, but to some degree is welcome is increasing the snow pack fairly e

you know, marriage is defined not by the government but by mother nature and mother. nature was created by god, male female, the union resulting in children. that's what marriage is all about. so what the pope says is true. the catholic church loves everyone, including those have a problem with the sexuality in their lives. but the tough truth that they need to hear is don't pursue that lifestyle because it violates god's law. and it is in no way equal to marriage. so you're really entering into a pseudo marriage. you can give a piece of paper, says 2 men are married and not married. that's just not true. and it's no help to them to think that they are so we have to guide people in the path of god, nature, what is intended for human flourishing. and that indeed is what the pope does poll . i think though, he's made a mistake in saying that civil unions should be recognized by civil government. the catholic church has never taught that. it's not helpful at all. this recent visit is the 3rd time this president and this pope have met, and it was francis who comforted the biden family when

how far isn't staying working with mother nature and reaping the rewards? ah, well, iraq's been back to no attempt to know for about 4 days, so everything's cool, dan, this is the weather as it should be at this time. the in a particularly strong wind, even the shamal has weakened a little bit of snow in the fall north of pakistan as something significantly happening around the black sea. now if we zoom in to what's happening on monday, again, the snow's disappeared more or less, but there's a significant change in the caspian cold as coming out of really western russia is going to, i think pick up some shower, produce some showers, likely of snow over armenia and georgia and shout maybe of rain coming down towards nolan, iran. but the real nasty stuff is going to be nice inside a turkey significant snow here, right around the north coast. and the winds picking up again down to the boss for us in the gene coming down to the north coast of egypt. i think most levant will be fine. it'll feel a little bit cooler. that looks as it'll be still sunny skies in sho

how farmers in spain are working with mother nature, reaping the rewards. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. now it's not as cold as it was on you 3 or 4 days ago to siberia, attempts to come up in actual fact, but this is a change of weather type for all of china. the korean fillings are in japan. terms of dropped by 10 degrees in japan and they've risen recently for shanghai in hong kong, and they will carry on doing so bit more committee atmosphere in the atmosphere. basically it's a dry story unless you see this, he just really got through southern japan as a bit of a last gasp of the seasonal weather temperatures in hong kong to be coming up. we have just 27. you there at 26 on monday. so just about back to where it was or where it should be from 20 only 2 days ago. the rain on the coast to vietnam could well be enhanced by what looks like a tropical depression, which might become more than that. so, flooding is inevitable in vietnam, cambodia, and they will l

you just got to work around it because mother nature is going to do or thing. now we just got to think of the days that we can get up there and honestly mother, nature's working in our favor because friday afternoon into saturday morning is going to be a good time to be on the roads. the downside sunday night into monday morning is going to be a bad time to be in the road. so if you're heading up to tahoe, head back early on sunday because sunday night things will get a little dicey up there as for conditions right now. today is going to be a nice and dry one conditions. nice and clear this morning and increasing cloud cover later today sets us up for what will be our first round of showers pushing back in tonight after the sun goes down. now commence around 8 or 09:00pm for the north bay. initially after 10 to 11:00pm for most of the rest of us. some spots, a heavier rain in there and then on and off showers continue on into thursday and friday. so we are going to be looking at a pretty rainy next few days. big picture set up showing this as well. this is the

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but yes, today mother nature is keeping every single thing the same. it's another sunny one. it's another day with 60's and 70's and it is yet another day with those strong winds yet another day with red flag warnings to because of our dry weather paired with those strong winds up until 05:00pm inland east bay as well. solano county upper elevations elsewhere all affected by that high fire danger. now you're look outside at the coastline is showing just as clear skies. you can see all the way out there from half moon bay and it's looking beautiful in crystal clear really regardless of where you're at across the region. winds have picked up near the coastline. it's been breezy all morning long for the east bay, the south bay and our inland portions of the north bay. we'll continue to remain that way into the afternoon before we do start to calm things down this evening. and you can see by the time we reach around 09:00pm tonight. a lot of us are really starting to see some much calmer conditions humidity will bottom out around 10 to 15% this afternoon that pairing of dry and w

fortunately mother nature is working in our favor. >> just need one. look at the golden gate bridge to know that this is your view outside at the golden gate bridge, beautiful and clear a little bit of fog has been seen a half moon bay. but really the rest of us are just seeing a few clouds drifting overhead. most of our current temperatures are in the 50's dublin being one of our exceptions at a cool 49 so throw on the jacket. stay cozy this morning and look forward to our last day in the 70's of your forecast all glammed out as well this morning. great to see a sparkling. how are the roads than the glam squad. that's what i'm calling us this morning. >> and this is proof that people do have places to go because look at the traffic here at the bay bridge. if you're heading from the east bay into the city. there's no accidents or hazards. but there's a lot of traffic, a little under about 22 minutes to make it to at least that freeman street exit. we start to see slowing along one. oh, one in 92 there. so heading across towards the peninsula down to un

mike: mother nature is going to get busy, but it's just for tonight. a pristine weekend is on the way. you can see the bulk is into the central valley. as i put the radar in mot you can see everything clearing out. a little bit of fog forming around santa rosa. there's a look at the drive. increasing sunshine and increasing resist today. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid-60's this afternoon. one of the coolest days we going to have. jobina: take a look at tonight's rain and also a fire threat in the back half of the forecast. just -- mike: jobina:jobina: -- they have three lanes blocked. they told us 20 minutes until things opened so we are still watching. it the civic center bart station is closed due to police activity. buses and between 16th street mission station and powell street bart station. you can take the bus to get to and from. don't go to the civic center station. it is closed. kumasi: it is going to be a busy weekend in san francisco. fleet week is in full gear oracle park, the giants are hosting the dodgers. it abc -- live at oracle p

it is wet. >> mother nature not working in our favor with this storm. we could have seen it last night when that have been nice. get that rain out of the way. the rain that we need to see. then drive to it's calm conditions. but no, this cold front had a plow through during your morning commute. there's 2 waves of moisture here. the first having cleared out into the central valley. now that's resulting in some heavy rainfall up into the sierra foothills as well as portions of the central valley brief lull in the rain. that's pretty noticeable from sacramento down south towards santa cruz and then this second wave of moisture pushing in right behind it has now made its way into areas like san francisco oakland on up through richmond rainfall really increasing in these areas like the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge as well as the richmond. sandra fell bridge in fact, a pocket of heavy rainfall. now situated just south of richmond, right along 5.80, right there. also just south of daly city right around sarah monte. we have a very heavy pocket of rainfa

so mother nature will take care of the planet. let's just take care of her.nk you, david. so my thank you note goes to outspoken defiant and of course hilarious at times comedian david chappell. he stood up and gave his honest opinion knowing that he was at risk of a lot of criticism, which he's taken. he talked about gender being a fact. a lot of people he knew would disagree with that. he got up and said it anyway. i was never a fan really so much of his humor. before i didn't find him that funny. i'm going to give him a second chance now because he stood up, and he defended free speech. i think there are a lot of comedians out there who really appreciated that. joey? >> atina, comedians -- anita, comedians need to be fearless. that's what they are great at doing; right? they take the normal and make it absurd. i love this. i want comedy back to just being funny. >> right, yeah. >> my gun friendly friends have a new quote thanks to his -- buck shot, buck shot, buck shot. they know what i'm talking about. the atlanta braves brought home the trophy last night

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as we've seen recently on the canary island of la palma, it's mother nature who holds the cards in thissays if you do want to visit a volcano, the best way is to see it with a guide. in the beginning, there was a lot of mistakes being done, people were getting in trouble. the routes were, like, difficult and the weather was treacherous, and i think that everyone here in iceland just got caught up in making this more safe and more accessible for people, and in that way, to have guided tours up to the volcano. from wedding films like this to live streams and music videos, in a year where travel has been extremely limited, the artistry and creativity this volcano has sparked has given us all a chance to enjoy this eruption from afar. and it really goes to show why iceland has earned the nickname of �*the land of fire and ice�*. we all love a good chat, a chance to while away the hours catching up gossiping orjust having a good—old chinwag. at first glance, chatting might seem a strange thing to add to unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage, but it's on a list that already includes n

monday morning, mother nature caused mayhem across east bay. cars stranded as flood waters filled the freeway leaving a line of cars stuck along 880 in both directions. >> at thornton the entire road way is flooded. >> reporter: drone footage giving aerial views in fremont of just how much water was resting on the entire freeway leaving chp troopers extremely busy tending to the stranded cars and crashes. >> you only have so many units on the road per area and our call volume, it changes. the problem that we have is we are trying to respond to all the different calls. when something like this happens where the entire road way shuts down, it takes our hands away. >> reporter: the freeway was shut down for nearly ten hours. the rainfall left roads flooded in alameda like this one on harbor bay parkway. alameda county fair took a hit as well with the overnight storms. these are damage pictures of the aftermath, vendors' items scattered all over and some tents were knocked off by winds. crews have been working pretty much all morning to make sure t

so mother nature's come back. she's really put a damper on those fires were a 100% contained on the caldor predicts a and the tamarac fire. and we're getting ready for the winter season. it's raining right now at lake we're looking at is a significant atmospheric river coming into the region here as the next 72 hours. if you really take a look at this as 8 to 10 inches of moisture packed into this which could lead to the wettest october in recorded history. so we're waiting watching and seeing right now it's 39 degrees here at lake level. but the upper elevations 9, 10,000 feet. they're starting to see snow. we've seen kirkwood up to 4 inches at this point down towards venice about which opened up our will be opening up on october. 29 and what we're waiting for the temperatures to drop here at lake level and kick off a great season like 2004. >> cocaine. talk a little bit about what the last few months have been like for everyone living in that particular area, especially for the resort you go from one extreme of,

wanted to see what happens to an ecosystem when modern life dramatically slows down, allowing mother nature reefs, the beating heart of our oceans, threatened by unabated tourism. there's a combination of natural reefs and artificial reefs here, structures underneath the water to attract new bits of coral. and since covid started, it's had time to recover without the boats and the tourists here. seems to be working. >> reporter: our journey took us to the mangroves which act as a coastal defense barrier against natural disasters such as storms, tsunamis, and rising sea levels. chanyan, a mangrove ecosystem expert, knows the importance of what this vast natural coastal defense does for the environment. >> what have you noticed over the last one and a half years? >> locals are noticing an abundance of fish since the pandemic started, and it's having an effect all the way up the food chain. with the beach all to themselves, sea turtles, too, are making their way back in high numbers. these rare leatherback turtles hatching in droves on beaches normally occupied by sunbathers. they haven't retu

because this is a good start to the rainy season, we will see if mother nature wants to follow through with his through the rest of the rainy season with more rain chances in the extended forecast and i will look at those in a few minutes. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden unveiled a new framework for his social spending and climate bill. now a $1.75 trillion plan, and includes universal pre-k for all three and four-year-olds and an extension of the child tax credit and a reduction in health plan premiums under the affordable care act. but it leaves out proposals for paid family leave, a free community college, and a tax on billionaires. >> no one got everything they wanted, including me, but that will compromise is. >> the framework also includes a half trillion dollar investment in climate change initiatives, it is expected to be paid for through taxes on the nation's wealthiest corporations and individuals. progressives in the house say they will not vote on the infrastructure bill until the spending plan is ready for a vote. >>> former new york governor andre

yeah, this is that the mother nature she's coming through for us. hopefully with giant are giants.y going to do the work out there. but hey, weather is not going to hurt anything skies are beautiful and clear. we're going to stay dry and winds are going to be the most problematic for inland mountains and valleys. >> so right around oracle park. not all that bad of a day for a ball game. your view outside at our berkeley hills camera situated right above the east bay shows the very clear conditions were in the midst of compared to yesterday's conditions when it was very gray. it's pretty nice to

thanks to mother nature's ecb, cooling down the coast. half moon.ay and downtown san francisco in the low to mid 70's low to mid 80's for those of you in the east bay shoreline with low to mid-nineties as you make your way inland. so still tracking anywhere from about 5 to 15 degrees of above average temperatures, very dry outlook for this upcoming storm. but we could see rain and snow showers for those of you in this year. but it looks like that storm track now heading out into the pacific. but cooler temperatures, are we heading our way especially during this upcoming workweek. still a slight chance of showers. we don't know what that storm track if we're going to get any rain. if we do on the lighter side. very hit or miss in nature. so stay tuned to kron 4 news for the very latest. we well, thanks, guys. thanks, marissa. oakland councilmember loren taylor will run to replace mayor libby schaff. he is the first 2. >> announce a public campaign for the 2022 mayoral election. the race will be wide open because mayor schaff it's going to reach the e

. >> you are not going to beat mother nature. this is really an example of the force of the lake. >> when you live along a great lake named superior, you never forget who has the upper hand. within and the lake wins every time. >> dennis stachewicz is planning director for the city of marquette on michigan's upper peninsula. >> this is the road to nowhere. >> it is. >> this shattered stretch of road used to be lakeshore boulevard. >> lake erosion really got the best of it. but ultimately it failed because nature caught up with us. >> the solution was expensive, nearly 3 million dollars to rebuild the road 300 feet away from its increasingly unpredictable neighbor. >> the intensity of the storms have really increased. >> so you are seeing the eck dreams get more extreme. >> the extremes are getting way more extreme. >> more intense storms fueled by climate change are battering shorelines in cities throughout the great lakes, pulling the land right out from under some homes. >> cities like chicago, milwaukee, detroit, cleveland, th

it is a mother nature is making it interesting for us skies.been smooth sailing through some sunshine and some heat. >> really over the past week and now today's the last day of the weather we've gotten used to. we're going to start finally feeling like fall for the rest of this forecast and nt of changes. so this morning skies are nice and clear. your nor cal how the weather center forecast showing this view of san francisco from suture tower looking down at san francisco city hall on what is such a crystal clear morning good chance to step outside. well, it's still relatively cool. get some errands done. get the job out of the way because our inland areas are heating back up today. bayside areas on the warm side again, coastal areas. your with sunny and warm conditions yourself. now we do have a cold front sitting to our north and west that's about to steer its way our direction resulting in just enough energy to cool things down. pretty noticeably around 10 degrees with your at the coast or inland tomorrow. we've been in the midst of really

we need some good weather for mother nature is coming through for us. your view outside of the golden gate bridge this morning is looking at clear enough of skies. we don't have any fog at the golden gate. if we do have fog this morning. lower visibility. it's going to be for our inland valleys. i'm keeping an eye on it for you right now. it looks like we're fairing pretty well as far as visibility goes, we do have a few showers south of morgan hill right around gilroy as well as up to the altamont pass bay area's quiet. other than that heavier rainfall out towards the central valley. even heavier stuff yet. once you head up into the sierra foothills and some snowfall. the most significant yet this season up in the sierra nevada. this cold air that's plunging on across the west coast is resulting in this opportunity for some cooler temperatures cool enough that you are seeing a lot of blue up there in the sierra bay area not tapping into as much of moisture. san jose mountains above the south bay in the east bay. a look at a light shower this morning si

if there was ever a sign from mother nature.uess that would be at. >> we're definitely looking at a clear start to this morning that we were yesterday as well and that is definitely a nice way to start off game day even though temperatures tonight will fall back into the 60's by first pitch, which is at 6. oh, 07:00pm. so we've got daytime highs around oracle park in the low 70's being a little bit later that game in sunset a little bit earlier. do bundle up because once that sun goes down and we have that slight just a breeze. it is definitely going to feel cool. so just make sure you're ready for it with all those layers as you're getting out there as far as skies go. you can see all the sunshine we had dollar views. it doesn't matter whether you're at the coast or further inland. all of us are enjoying that dose of sunshine this morning, a northerly wind continues into the bay today and this making or windiest of conditions further inland from the central valley into solano county. that's where we do have red flag warnings co

now that eruption lasted several at this point we're just going to wait and see what mother nature decidesa where more kron 4 news back to the studio. >> all right, lauren, thank you so much. that is fascinating for sure. meanwhile, fall may look different. thanks to climate change, autumn known for, of course, producing a variety of different shades of leaf colors. but this year portions of the u.s. according to experts will not see those colors because of rising temperatures and extreme weather events. droughts have caused some leaves to turn brown before reaching their peak colors and some leaves were already on the ground before the fall season due to heat experts say the best way to combat this is preserving forests and reducing fossil fuels, a northern california woman believes a lucky ring saved her from being shot. 22 year-old ta see month. forte says. >> this started when she was doing laundry and her placer county home last year. and then she heard a loud bang. she started to feel some pain in her hand. her middle finger started to swell up. and that's when her fiance had to cut

quickly change miguel almaguer as the stunning new images >> reporter: in a dazzling display of mother nature's beauty and fury, hawaii's kilauea volcano has suddenly rumbled back to life shooting fountains of fire five stories high >> thought i'd stop by and check it out >> reporter: these gushing geysers of lava have not boiled over the 4,000 summit of over kilauea's crater as this caldron of lava ensues, infrared images captured it filling the container floor. right now safe for the public with thousands expected to race to kilauea's rim for a peek inside one of the world's most active volcanos. >> kind of what we expect right now as the entire volcano repressurizes after the 2018 eruption >> reporter: that 2018 eruption became one of the most destructive in modern history at hawaii's main island for weeks we catched it spill lava, destroying some 700 homes. today the biggest threat is vog or volcanic smog, but that could quickly change. >> we're excited, as we always are, but we're also cautious >> reporter: tonight caution and brewing concern as authorities hope trouble doesn't boil over.

game, handed dodgers their first loss this season with max scherzer on the hill and had to battle mother nature the lead. serious wind at dodger stadium, the foul pole swaying back and forth, but the wind didn't bother evan longoria on this swing in the fifth, solo home run, his tenth career postseason home run and first since 2013. 1-0 giants. giants also getting it done with the leather. two on in the seventh, what a play by brandon crawford to rob mookie betts of a hit that would have tied the game. final out in the ninth, gavin lux hammers i knocks it down and steven duggar makes the catch. giants lead best of five series 2-1. >> i don't remember a lot of nights at dodger stadium where the wind was blowing looking that. super strange. and i thought as a result our outfielders really played a great game on defense. >> i knew i got every bit of it as far as how hard i could hit a baseball. but yeah, i wasn't quite sure it was going to go out. i mean the conditions tonight were crazy. >> all right, a big win tonight for the giants, even bigger game tomorrow because they can close this series o

we know that mother nature will pour some of that across the area.ws say they just finished storm season preps on creeks, and tid gates and pump stations. also inspected cleaned roadside storm drains. you can prepare for this too around your property. public work is asking you to mitigate flooding by clearing those dead leaves from your driveway pipes, rooftop gutters and those storm drains. it's also recommending that you test those sum many pumps and stock up on the sandbags. you better use today to do all of these things because that rain will be moving in later today. we are live in marin. i'm justin andrews. >>> the live news desk and we are hear that the fda is getting close to approving booster shots for the mode are, na and johnson and johnson vaccine. they will likely allow a mix and match approach in the future. that is something that health officials have been asking for for several months giving them a little more freedom and a little more flexibility and basically getting more people vaccinated. >>> an advisory committee for the cdc is m

it would definitely be a start at but we definitely need mother nature to come through for us. >> andly going to happen in this forecast. and what a nice thing to finally be talking about. you're nor weather center forecast may be getting wet, but we are still in the midst of that drought is obviously we were just talking about. you can see in the deepest of red that extreme category of drought, which is the exceptional category gripping much of the bay area. really most of the state at this point and also a lot of the west coast. you can see stretching all the way up into the pacific northwest. the northern rockies, the western great plains and most of the western states being affected by at least some form of drought. so that's why we're talking rainfall these next few days. it is so welcome. today is going to be a dry one ahead of tonight, showers that make their way along this frontal boundary which is pushing on across the region resulting in that first dose of rainfall. the first of many doses that are going to be very widespread as we make our way through this forecast. heavy r

yeah, even mother nature. she can ruin the 09:00am hour on a we have definitely earned the dry weather that we're getting now we need the rainfall for sure. >> mother nature may be should a time to be little bit better for us, though, because wow. did it make for a rough commute for a lot of the bay area that surge of rain had to come in, right as so many of us had to take to the roads this friday and it is indeed a warm-up for the very, very heavy rain that we have on the way come sunday night into monday. that's going to be roughest. so right now, i mean, advise you may be asked the bus today, if you can plan around monday into work from home day that but as dorian james, we're talking about we're certainly quieting things down for a wide swath of the bay area at this point from sacramento down through san jose. the remnants of our second wave of moisture continues to push through. we actually saw 2 waves of rainfall this morning. and you can see that first one is really exited the region now. now resulting

we do have some 80's this right now mother, nature's your family, all you have to do is open the window and you'll feel that breeze pushing right on into the house because it is the winds today. >> that are the biggest catch. so what would have otherwise been a really perfect situation. 60's and 70's lots of sunshine. sounds great. the new ad in these gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. mountain tops 20 to 30 miles per hour regularly elsewhere and yeah, it becomes more of a jacket kind of day. outside of our east bay hills, camera stows you all the sunshine that we have over head berkeley hills looking great. but we do have the strongest winds in those higher elevations and that's why we do a potential loss of power for a lot of the bay area and a red flag warnings in effect through tomorrow. winds gusting into a 40 mile per hour range as we speak for half moon bay. santa rosa atlas. peak livermore san jose in danville. also checking in notably with some strong winds. same for you in vacaville in this is going to last through tomorrow to our 2 highest fire danger days. los of humidity c

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aside from waiting for mother nature to do her thing.say, of course it is a sign more needs to be done. you're around. >> there is a lot we can do. we we came to to get very serious about limits too late. and so i think we're living in the west, we do get droughts extremes in our climate. i think the idea of conservation being a year around and every m if is something that we need to give and will pay a lot more attention to. >> like talk was a huge source of water for many areas. and of course, if the levels do fall below the rim. all of those areas. we'll also be directly affected. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was back and you are talking about that possibility of some rain. yeah. it's kind of it for, you know, the long range models have been trying to bring some storms our way. unfortunately that just haven't materialized the next round. they want to bring in come this next week. i'll show you that the moment. >> outside yet clear skies. windy conditions developing overnight, no threat of any rain. here's a long-range computer

have a some decent conditions lee for the next john mother nature is giving us what we need and when we needed to because those showers did arrive a little bit later yesterday. hopefully by that point, you are all settled and able listen to the rainfall outside. >> from the comfort of your warm home and it has cleared out by the time we're leaving for work this morning. so conditions out there are actually pretty favorable for the morning jog or just to be venturing outside to get the day started your view outside of san francisco is nice and perfectly clear at this point. there's definitely a few spots of clouds and just a couple of sprinkles lingering above san jose up in the diablo is east of the south bay. aside from that. we've really calm down now and are in for a really sunny but cool rest of the day. 40's 50's for most of our current temperatures of blaring exception being san jose at only 37 degrees right now. so layer up this morning. keep a couple of those layers on hand into are cool afternoon reyna john, thank you for that. still have a couple hot spots out there this mo

mother nature working in our favor 60's for your highs in sf 60's at the coastline and then we've goterlin. give it a nice 72 saying carlos comfortably cool at 73 in the south bay in the mid 70's can't beat that. 75 in. campbell nor on up into dublin right at 75 degrees. upper 60's from oakland berkeley up to richmond wall concord right at 75 today, the late in benicia in the low 70's and some low 70's as well from petaluma on up to nevado and santa rosa. a look ahead at halloween itself shows you daytime highs only in the 60's. so today is our last day with 70's on the map after this. we cool things down and stay pretty cool. well through that first week of november sunday for halloween. our maximum highs in the upper 60's. our best chances of rainfall are monday and wednesday night into thursday again that saturday potential nothing more than a sprinkle or 2 bring a john. thank you for that. we do have accidents this is in south san francisco. >> southbound 2.80, at westboro boulevard. we've got an accident. looks like the off-ramp there is impacted by that because it certainly does